Prime Minister visits Saskatchewan

OTTAWA -- It's an open question whether Canada needs a free trade deal with Europe, but it is more certain that the Harper government does. With a cloud suddenly appearing over the Stephen Harper's "historic achievement" because of German ...

Stephen Harper's efforts to clinch a massive trade pact with the European Union have got caught up in growing public anxiety among Germans over what rights U.S. investors would get in a similar deal the latest bump in the road for the Prime ...

In a statement, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Russian President Vladimir Putin's failure to cease backing armed rebels in eastern Ukraine constitutes a genuine threat to international peace and security. Last week, Canada announced strengthened ...

Michael Coates has some words of advice for Canadian executives: be careful what you wish for. Coates, who built Hill+Knowlton Strategies into Canada's top foreign-takeover consultancy, said myopic business leaders are more responsible than Prime ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's wife probably would have preferred a taste of honey but ended up on the business end of a bee sting. Laureen Harper was taking a look at a bee hive on the rooftop of Toronto's Royal York hotel Sunday, but she and ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's public comments about Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin this spring amounted to an encroachment on the independence of the judiciary, the International Commission of Jurists has found. The ICJ urged Harper and MacKay ...

OTTAWA A spokesman for Prime Minister Stephen Harper dismisses accusations from the opposition parties and others that the government is erasing the late feminist icon Therese Casgrain from Canada's public history. Carl Vallee called the ...

Dear Prime Minister Harper, In the past month the world has witnessed thousands suffer in Gaza, Iraq and Syria, forced to flee their homes and/or face massacres. We have watched ISIS terrorists take over huge swathes of land in Iraq and head into ...

OTTAWA -- The Harper government has spent millions to commemorate the War of 1812 and other episodes from Canadian history, but has also erased at least one inspiring piece of