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stephen harper
He told CBC’s “The Current” what’s happened over the last four years has been “anomalous."
The former prime minister has been a vocal critic of the Iranian regime.
From Jack Layton's passing to the stunning attack on Parliament Hill.
In 2009, Canada was called the “dirty old man of the climate world.” What’s changed?
Stephen Harper's election campaign marked a turning point.
The former cabinet minister has denied he wants to replace Scheer as Tory leader.
“Mr. Scheer disagreed with Mr. Spencer’s comments then. He still disagrees with him now," said a spokesperson for the Tory leader.
Doug Ford, Jason Kenney, and now Harper are making it difficult for Scheer to define himself as his own man.
The former prime minister says Canada is at a "turning point."
At a Grit fundraiser, Trudeau painted the next election as a choice between moving forward or sliding back.