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Wilson was a candidate at the 1983 Progressive Conservative leadership convention.
Wilson also introduced the Goods and Services Tax in 1990, a tax which is widely credited, even by Liberals (who had promised to abolish the tax), as having helped bring the Federal government back into surplus for the first time since Pierre Trudeau began Canada's spiral into debt in the early 1970s.
Wilson was not a candidate in the 1993 election, and returned to Bay Street to head his own consulting and financial services firm.
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