Stephen Harper

In election season, every little detail matters. Just look at how the Conservative rally sign has changed over the course of the campaign.

What initially seemed a miscalculation on Syrian refugees may work out to Conservatives’ advantage. Paul Wells explains why.

As Harper’s campaign endures bad news and reports of dissent, veterans of imploded campaigns explain how rot can set in

The worst week of Stephen Harper’s fifth campaign ends with a story about swampland

In our democracy, does the party that wins the most seats get to form government? Maybe, but not necessarily.

A week since the shocking picture of a dead little boy moved the world, the Conservatives hint at change

’He is definitely a man to go tiger shooting with’

Australian campaign whiz Lynton Crosby is coming to Canada to help the Conservatives.

New polls and new humility in the Harper campaign

The Conservatives are in third place in the polls. But Stephen Harper is loose, almost joyful. Is this a man resigned to his fate?