Langley-Willowbrook

Andrew Mercier is the BC NDP candidate for Langley-Willowbrook. A labour lawyer and former MLA, he represented Langley from 2020 to 2024 and lost the newly drawn Langley-Willowbrook seat to Conservative Jody Toor in 2024. Raised in Langley, he earned a B.A. from the University of New Brunswick and a J.D. from Dalhousie’s Schulich School of Law (2017). Before entering the Legislature he was legal counsel for Teamsters Local 213 and executive director of the BC Building Trades Council. In government he served as Parliamentary Secretary for Skills Training (2020–2022), Minister of State for Workforce Development (2022–2024), and Minister of State for Sustainable Forestry Innovation (2024). After leaving office he worked as chief of staff to Premier David Eby before seeking the nomination again for 2026.

Jody Toor is the Conservative Party of B.C. candidate for Langley-Willowbrook and the sitting MLA, elected in 2024. She has served as Official Opposition caucus chair and critic for citizen services. Before politics she owned and operated an integrative holistic healthcare clinic in the Langley/Surrey-Cloverdale area. A breast cancer survivor and community volunteer, she and her husband, optometrist Dr. Charn Toor, have two children.

Shubham Joshi (often styled Dr. Shubham Joshi in party materials) is the OneBC candidate for Langley-Willowbrook on Elections BC’s accepted nominations list for the 2026 provincial election. OneBC announced his candidacy in late September 2026; detailed independent biographical coverage remains limited.