Stephen Harper once railed against bilingualism, but came to understand that not knowing French was a sure way to lose
He’s had 21 days on the job. She’s had 23,304. Here’s our royal watcher on their meeting.
All in all, it hasn’t been a great summer for the Conservative attack machine
Rt. Hon. Sir Mackenzie Bowell: Without question Canada’s greatest bearded prime minister
Who was aware of the deal between Nigel Wright and Mike Duffy?
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s yet-to-be-named book on the history of hockey is due out in November, says his publisher Simon & Schuster.
Maclean’s Archives: The former PM is out of purgatory and only too happy to tell Canadians (and Stephen Harper) what real leadership is about
An anonymous government official explains why the Governor General wasn’t in the room for yesterday’s meeting between the Prime Minister and First Nations leaders.
With the Manitoba chiefs having just announced that they will not attend tomorrow’s meeting unless the Governor General is present, the Prime Minister’s Office sends out a statement.
Paul Wells on the more reserved prime minister
Before they assumed the highest office in the country, these eight individuals held an unusual array of jobs:
1. Robert Stanfield (Nov. 6, 1967– Feb. 21, 1976): The former Nova Scotia premier lost three elections to Pierre Trudeau between 1968 and 1974. In 1972, his Tories were three seats short of toppling the Liberals, but it was not to be.