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Former Hill staffer Leslie launches his Conservative nomination campaign for coveted Portage-Lisgar riding, former MP Toet and Winnipeg police officer Caron consider running

The winner of the nomination election in Portage-Lisgar will almost certainly be guaranteed a seat in the House of Commons, says Prof. Christopher Adams of the University of Manitoba.

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January 23, 2023

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Former Hill staffer Leslie launches his Conservative nomination campaign for coveted Portage-Lisgar riding, former MP Toet and Winnipeg police officer Caron consider running

The winner of the nomination election in Portage-Lisgar will almost certainly be guaranteed a seat in the House of Commons, says Prof. Christopher Adams of the University of Manitoba.

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