Stephen Harper

Mike Duffy’s testimony continues, about a key Saanich trip and instructions from the Tories’ ’marketing wiz’—wink, nudge.

How Canada’s Information Commissioner concluded the Harper government tried to keep thousands of documents from the public eye

Courtroom 33 faces the full bluster of Mike Duffy: smiling, petulant, glowering—and suspicious, especially when he testified about how Stephen Harper’s PMO worked

The Mike Duffy trial starts its grand finale as the Ol’ Duff himself takes the stand, offering bounteous tales when quizzed by his own lawyer

Evan Solomon on every incoming prime minister’s zeal for reform

Under Harper, Ottawa was no longer the voice of sanctimoniousness and unhelpful intrusions into health care, education and other provincial responsibilities

The days when Stephen Harper gave Justin Trudeau opportunities to say no are over

The tough road to renewal for the NDP and Conservatives

Paul Wells on what the former Prime Minister is leaving behind

The niqab issue may not have sunk the NDP in Quebec, and voters didn’t abandon Stephen Harper. Pollsters sift through the data for nuggets of election truth