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Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
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Stephen Harper's Low-Energy Campaign Didn't See Depth of Voter Anger
When outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched the longest Canadian election campaign in more than a century in August, he announced "this isn't a popularity contest."
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Canada PM Stephen Harper at Risk as East Coast Swings Left
Canadians looked set for political change on Monday as early election results showed the Liberals poised to sweep all 32 seats in Atlantic Canada, suggesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives could be on the way out.
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Canada Votes in Tight Election, Stephen Harper's Tories at Risk
Canadians voted Monday in closely contested general elections that could see Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the son of a beloved prime minister, end conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's near-decade in office.
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Canadians Appear Poised to Oust Conservative Harper
Canadians appeared set to end nine years of Stephen Harper's Conservative rule today and elect a Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau, the son of a charismatic former prime minister.
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Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
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On Canada's Election Trail: Tales of Bathrobes, Hairstyles, Mugs and Pants
One candidate had to drop out after video footage emerged showing him peeing in a cup, another hid in bushes in camouflage to catch vandals defacing his signs, while a third slew a dragon in his campaign video.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper Denies Delaying Syrians Resettlement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper rejected Thursday a report accusing his office of holding up the resettlement of Syrian refugees, less than two weeks before legislative elections.
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Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper Defends Air Strikes Targeting Islamic State Group
Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in an election debate Monday defended Canadian air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria, while his political rivals called for a pullback.
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Canada PM Fights off Election Attacks on Economy
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended his government's economic record through two recessions Thursday, a month before legislative elections and at a time when polls show his Tories neck and neck with center-left parties.
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Anti-ISIS Coalition Falling Short, Says Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Monday that the US-led coalition against Islamic State was not doing as well as had been hoped in Syria and parts of Iraq.
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900-Year-Old 'Parrot Lady' Likely to Return 'Home'
The 900-year-old 'Parrot Lady' sculpture from Khajuraho could soon find a place at the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) Museum. The sandstone piece was returned by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Canada in April.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
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Canadian Prime Minister to Make it Criminal Offence to Travel to Areas Held by Terrorists
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will make it a criminal offence for Canadians to travel to areas controlled by groups designated as terrorist entities, such as Islamic State, if he is re-elected, he said on Sunday.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
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Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
-
Stephen Harper's Low-Energy Campaign Didn't See Depth of Voter Anger
When outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched the longest Canadian election campaign in more than a century in August, he announced "this isn't a popularity contest."
-
Canada PM Stephen Harper at Risk as East Coast Swings Left
Canadians looked set for political change on Monday as early election results showed the Liberals poised to sweep all 32 seats in Atlantic Canada, suggesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives could be on the way out.
-
Canada Votes in Tight Election, Stephen Harper's Tories at Risk
Canadians voted Monday in closely contested general elections that could see Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, the son of a beloved prime minister, end conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's near-decade in office.
-
Canadians Appear Poised to Oust Conservative Harper
Canadians appeared set to end nine years of Stephen Harper's Conservative rule today and elect a Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau, the son of a charismatic former prime minister.
-
Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
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On Canada's Election Trail: Tales of Bathrobes, Hairstyles, Mugs and Pants
One candidate had to drop out after video footage emerged showing him peeing in a cup, another hid in bushes in camouflage to catch vandals defacing his signs, while a third slew a dragon in his campaign video.
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Canada PM Stephen Harper Denies Delaying Syrians Resettlement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper rejected Thursday a report accusing his office of holding up the resettlement of Syrian refugees, less than two weeks before legislative elections.
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Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper Defends Air Strikes Targeting Islamic State Group
Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in an election debate Monday defended Canadian air strikes against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria, while his political rivals called for a pullback.
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Canada PM Fights off Election Attacks on Economy
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended his government's economic record through two recessions Thursday, a month before legislative elections and at a time when polls show his Tories neck and neck with center-left parties.
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Anti-ISIS Coalition Falling Short, Says Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Monday that the US-led coalition against Islamic State was not doing as well as had been hoped in Syria and parts of Iraq.
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900-Year-Old 'Parrot Lady' Likely to Return 'Home'
The 900-year-old 'Parrot Lady' sculpture from Khajuraho could soon find a place at the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) Museum. The sandstone piece was returned by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Canada in April.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
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Canadian Prime Minister to Make it Criminal Offence to Travel to Areas Held by Terrorists
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will make it a criminal offence for Canadians to travel to areas controlled by groups designated as terrorist entities, such as Islamic State, if he is re-elected, he said on Sunday.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
