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Conservative leadership candidates likely to raise 60 per cent of funds online, but must get party approval first, says Gladu

Former foreign affairs minister Peter MacKay has been approved been officially approved to enter the leadership contest, while Marilyn Gladu, Erin O’Toole and Rick Peterson are still undergoing the review process, according to Conservative Party spokesman Cory Hann.

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Conservative leadership candidates likely to raise 60 per cent of funds online, but must get party approval first, says Gladu

Former foreign affairs minister Peter MacKay has been approved been officially approved to enter the leadership contest, while Marilyn Gladu, Erin O’Toole and Rick Peterson are still undergoing the review process, according to Conservative Party spokesman Cory Hann.

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