Peter MacKay rules out run for Conservative leadership

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Peter MacKay said he will not seek the leadership of the Conservative party when one is chosen this September.

MacKay announced the news in a video message posted to social media on Saturday, saying he came to the decision after consulting with friends, colleagues and family.

The cabinet minister in former prime minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government placed second to former leader Erin O’Toole in 2020, and noted in the video that he’s still paying off debt from that contest.

MacKay was also leader of the Progressive Conservatives when the party merged with the Canadian Alliance to form the Conservative

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