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Mike Duffy, Nigel Wright and Stephen Harper

There are so many questions raised by the disclosure, by the Prime Minister’s Office no less, that the Chief of Staff cut a personal cheque to cover Mike Duffy’s illegitimate claims for a housing allowance in the place where he has been...Show More Summary

Wright resigns. Stephen Harper, and questions, remain

From the Harper profile John Geddes and I wrote two years ago: Someone who...

Two possible paths from Nigel Wright’s resignation

Nigel Wright’s resignation from his position as Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s chief of staff...

""It's as if Stephen Harper were the CEO of Canada the corporation and we were his employees and we were not allowed to step out of line..."

"... or say what we believe is right or true because that would upset the company's brand. This fanatical obsession with message control to me is very much what you have in a company but in a democracy that shouldn't be the case." Says Franke James, who tells her story in "Banned on the Hill: A True Story about Dirty Oil and Government."

The line from Harper’s office on Wright and Duffy

Andrew MacDougall, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s director of communications, spoke with reporters today in...

Canada PM touts Keystone pipeline in U.S., says must be approved

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper turned into a pitch man for TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL oil pipeline on Thursday, telling a New York audience the project is so important that Washington has to approve ...

Pro-life activists distributing postcards with graphic images in Harper’s constituency

by The Editors Calgary, AB, May 14, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Starting Monday, a group of anti-abortion activists has begun circulating postcards with images of Prime Minister Stephen Harper next to graphic pictures of late-term aborted children to homes in the constituency of Prime Minister Stephen Harper. …

Frozen promises

5 days agoNews : America's View

STEPHEN HARPER, Canada’s prime minister, came to power in 2006 vowing to defend Canada’s sovereignty in the Arctic by building three heavy icebreakers, installing underwater sensors, constructing a deepwater port and putting unmanned surveillance drones in the skies. Show More Summary

Greens trigger long-term change to Canadian political dynamic

Stephen Harper has signalled that he won't be calling an election because of the likelihood of another minority government: --- "We're entering a period of minority government. We've had a couple in a row now," he said Wednesday. Harper...Show More Summary

Stephen King & Harper’s Win National Magazine Award

2 weeks agoMedia / Publishing : GalleyCat

Harper’s Magazine and Stephen King have won the National Magazine Award for fiction this year. Below, we’ve linked to winners in other writing categories. Harper’s Magazine received the award for King’s story, “Batman and Robin HaveShow More Summary

To ”Commit Sociology”

By Jonathan Wynn Recently, when the Canadian Government arrested men suspected of planning a terrorist attack, Prime Minister Stephen Harper warned the media not to “commit sociology” by asking for their motives. (It’s a reference to a W.H. Auden poem.)...

Committing Sociology

April 27, 2013 Posted by Jay Livingston “This is not a time to commit sociology,” said Canada’s prime minister Stephen Harper. It’s witty, especially if you don’t know that Auden made the same joke nearly seventy years ago. Thou shalt not answer questionnaires Or quizzes upon World-Affairs, Nor with compliance Take any test. Show More Summary

Liberal Senator Celine Hervieux-Payette on Stephen Harper and Terrorism

In the wake of the terror arrests in Toronto and Montreal yesterday, Liberal Senator Celine…

Stephen Harper’s search for the root causes of terrorism

Despite his insistence that Real Leaders shouldn’t “sit around trying to rationalize” terrorist violence...

On root causes

Justin Trudeau, Stephen Harper, the NDP and the terrorism debate

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