US EditionLawrence MacAulay not seeking re-election after almost 37 years as P.E.I. MP
- Lawrence MacAulay, the longest-serving MP in Prince Edward Island history, will not seek re-election after 37 years in office, stating he wants to spend more time with family.
- MacAulay has represented Cardigan in the House of Commons since 1988 and currently serves as Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food.
- A growing number of Liberals are not running in the next federal election, following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's announcement to resign.
- Reflecting on his tenure, MacAulay expressed pride in representing the agricultural community and wished he could have achieved more during his time in office.
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Lawrence MacAulay not seeking re-election after almost 37 years as P.E.I. MP
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Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay not seeking re-election
Canada’s minister of agriculture and agri-food says he won’t be seeking re-election. Lawrence MacAulay says in a social media post he is no longer a young man, and he wants to spend more time with his family. MacAulay has represented eastern Prince Edward Island in Ottawa for nearly 37 years. He joins a growing list of Liberals who say they won’t seek re-election, including former labour minister Seamus O’Regan in Newfoundland, former housing mi…
Lawrence MacAulay did not seek re-election after representing East Prince Edward Island in Ottawa for nearly 37 years.
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