Stephen Harper News

With victims of crime families looking on, Conservative leader Stephen Harper discusses the Conservatives tougher crime platform at the Hampton Inn in Ottawa Monday morning.

A Canadian soldier injured in Afghanistan last month has died of his injuries in a Quebec City hospital.

Nearly two years since she was appointed by the Harper government, the head of a federal agency designed to protect whistleblowers is off to an underwhelming start, critics say.

Cpl. Nick Bulger was killed on July 3, 2009, when the vehicle he was travelling in hit an improvised explosive device in Zhari District, south-west of Kandahar City.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper was among the hundreds of people who gathered in Regina on Saturday to remember and celebrate the life of former local MP Dave Batters.

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney's government considered introducing a resolution in the House of Commons in 1988 that would ban the abortion of a physically or mentally malformed "unborn child." This point was missing from the final text of the resolution that was eventually debated and voted down in the Commons on July 28 of that year, and ...

Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff says Conservative attack ads that suggest Bloc Quebecois members are soft on pedophiles are unworthy of Canadian politics.

In his final days in power, President George W. Bush asserted U.S. military a oesea powera over the oil-rich Arctic Monday, in another forceful rebuttal of Canadaa s claims of sovereignty over the Northwest Passage.

Prime Minister Harper quipped last Fall that falling stock markets provided a good buying opportunity.

Canadians still prefer Obama, poll suggests U.S. President Barack Obama listens to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper hold a news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, February 19, 2009.

Cpl. Nicholas Bulger, 30, killed in action Friday when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb while on patrol southwest of Kandahar City, Afghanistan.

The threat of rain which hung over plans to mark Canada Day's 142nd birthday on Parliament Hill Wednesday was never realized, but that didn't mean some folks weren't thankful they'd brought along an umbrella.

People pay their respects while standing next to the casket containing the remains of Canada's former Governor General Romeo LeBlanc as he lie in state at the chapel on the Memramcook Institute in Memramcook, New Brunswick July 2, 2009.

Given that polls show federal Liberal support stalling, it's tempting for Conservatives to conclude that their anti-Ignatieff ads are working.

The Canadian government is preparing to slam the door early next week on Roma migrants from the Czech Republic who have been arriving in Canada in huge numbers to claim refugee status, the Czech media is reporting.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper called the spread of swine flu among aboriginal Canadians a major concern on Thursday, while the country's chief public health officer said he understands the complaints expressed this week by First Nations leaders, and that his agency is working to address them.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, right, and Ontario's Premier Dalton McGuinty.

Canada swapped its economic blues for a rocking national birthday party that dressed up cities and towns across the country in red and white.

Canada has added its name to a growing list of countries condemning a military coup that ousted the president of the Central American country of Honduras.

With only five months to go until a new global pact on climate change, none of the Group of Eight nations is doing enough to curb global warming, with Canada and the United States ranking bottom, a study said on Wednesday.