Stephen Harper: The world is a better place for a China that favours free trade over protectionism …for a China that plays the constructive role it did at last year’s G-20, for a China whose people value social and political progress as much as its economic growth. Speech: Canada China Relations - Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, Canada www.voicegig.com Stephen Harper: We are both countries looking forward, with the conviction that the new century will be our century. We are both ambitious...Read Full Story
Canada's PM Harper spoke to delegates at the elitist Davos conference in Switzerland today. Here are a couple of key points that he DID NOT make in his speech: 1) When the free-market tanked due to capitalist greed, it was the taxes of wage earning Canadian workers who bailed out the auto industry and numerous other multi-billion dollar Canadian corporations. No recognition was made that it is ALWAYS working class & Middle class citizens who carry the burden of Canada's greedy class. 2...Read Full Story
PM Stephen Harper: Forbes magazine ranks Canada as the best place on the planet for businesses to grow and create jobs. The OECD and the IMF predict our economy will again be among the leaders of the industrialized world over the next two years. Speech: Canada's Economic Outlook - Stephen Harper, Prime Minister, Canada www.voicegig.com Stephen Harper: more Canadians are now working than before the downturn. How was this achieved? We made historic investments in infrastructure. We encouraged...Read Full Story
This week on The House, national reporter Susan Lunn sat down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper to talk about his second official visit to China. Harper talks about raising the issue of human rights and the crisis in Syria with China, the possibility of a ...
Calling his five-day sojourn in China “very successful,” Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrapped it up Saturday by hugging a baby panda, musing about even deeper trade ties with Beijing, and avoiding using the name of jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu ...
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is returning home with warm and fuzzy feelings ... played ping-pong with students and assured the Chinese that Canadian energy is ready and waiting to purchase. More from GlobalPost: After Keystone pipeline, Harper’s ...
CHONGQING, China - Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrapped up his trip to China with his hands on a national treasure but avoided a public handshake with a controversial politician. Harper's final bilateral meeting Saturday was with Bo Xilai, a ...
Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper has ended his five-day visit to China with a one-hour meeting Saturday evening with Bo Xilai, the embattled Communist Party chief of Chongqing who is now facing a serious setback in his ascent to the ...
Stephen Joseph Harper PC MP (born April 30 , 1959 ) is the twenty-second and current Prime Minister of Canada , and leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
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The federal government will start paying RCMP cadets at the force's training academy in Regina, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Friday. The prime minister said the cadets will receive an allowance of $500 per week for the duration of their 24-week ...