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Author: Stephanie Levitz
Publication Date: December 24, 2025 - 14:11
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B.C. MP Aaron Gunn says he won’t run for provincial Conservative leadership
December 24, 2025
Aaron Gunn, a Conservative MP who had been considering a run for leadership of the BC Conservatives, says he isn’t going to seek the job.
Mr. Gunn cited the two Conservative MPs who crossed the floor to the Liberals as one of his reasons.
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