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Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada's spy agencies and police need sweeping new powers to fight Islamists and Jihadists, and the worldwide movement that hates our open, tolerant and free society. Enough already. Harper's Chicken Little ...

The anti-terrorism bill unveiled Friday by Prime Minister Stephen Harper includes a section that gives his government the power "to order the removal of terrorist propaganda" from the internet. That would still require a judicial order, as well ...

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01:44 Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a news conference in Richmond Hill, Ontario January 30, 2015 (Reuters / Mark Blinch) Canada's spy agency will be granted new powers, including the ability to take direct action against ...

Stephen Harper's Conservative government is quick to tout all it has done to improve Canada's economic competitiveness. But like competitive companies, competitive national economies require solid economic data. In scrapping the long-form census, ...

The rollout of the federal government's new terror legislation went fine. The prime minister's speech was clear and well staged. A friendly crowd applauded on cue. His pose was the stern statesman, on guard for thee. But, it wasn't all statesman, ...

On the day his government is proposing new powers for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Stephen Harper has also moved to fill one of two vacancies on the spy service's oversight body. The appointed of Ian Holloway, the current dean of the ...

(Bloomberg) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper introduced legislation to strengthen the country's ability to combat home-grown terrorism. Harper, speaking in Richmond Hill, Ontario, said the legislation will give security agencies more ...

Stephen Harper, Steven Blaney. OTTAWA - The Conservative government is poised to introduce anti-terrorism legislation today that will amend existing laws and create new ones. Here are five things you should know: — The legislation flows ...