Stephen Harper.
22nd prime minister of Canada from 2006 to 2015
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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In 2014, Ben Lobb's office was located in Goderich, where protests took place criticizing Stephen Harper and Lobb's party line.Some support1 report
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Mark Carney hosted a flagship investment summit in Toronto, lending tacit support to the Canadian investment strategy and discussing energy, defence, and critical minerals.Well supported8 reports2 developments inside
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Talks between Canada and the US have been suspended due to U.S. concessions, while Stephen Harper advocates for reduced reliance on the U.S.Some support1 report
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Stephen Harper's policy cutbacks preceded Justin Trudeau's increases, leading to current criticism of Trudeau's policies by the current Prime Minister.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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Alberta appointed Stephen Harper to AIMCo board.Some support2 reports
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Leaders, including Trudeau, Harper, and Trump, promised protection for supply managed sectors during trade talks.Some support1 report
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Mark Carney's performance is under evaluation for recovery, with his tenure viewed as an economic standard amidst criticism of policies leading to economic decline.Some support1 report
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PETA urged Stephen Harper to stop seal slaughter, coinciding with an EU ban on Canadian seal products in 2009.Some support1 report
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Stephen Harper warns that Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, could face an invasion.Some support1 report
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Former prime minister Stephen Harper is listed among the VIP clients.Some support1 report
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Stephen Harper secured funding for a new bridge in Detroit, which will facilitate 25% of truck traffic.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Joe Oliver served under Stephen Harper's leadership and also served in the Paul Martin government.Some support1 report
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Stephen Harper held the first hearing for Marshall Rothstein on July 9, 2026.Some support1 report
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Mark Carney launched a competition through Public Services and Procurement Canada, with former PMs Jean Chrétien and Stephen Harper expected to raise funds.Some support1 report
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Former prime minister Stephen Harper is using a residence in Ottawa that requires tens of millions in repairs and a dedicated restoration fund.Some support1 report
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Aitchison visited Kenya to discuss a health pact regarding aid and fundraising for Rainbow Railroad with the Harper government.Some support1 report
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The government of Stephen Harper has introduced strict timelines and is streamlining the asylum process through Ottawa.Some support1 report
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Around Stephen Harper this week
News at the entities that move Stephen Harper most-
Alberta StructuralConflict over oil production and climate agenda fuels separatist momentum in Alberta, with media projecting a federalist victory.Moves Stephen Harper
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Walton Shared contextRoane County closed schools in Walton and Geary due to deficits, relocating students to Spencer.Moves Stephen Harper
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Mark Carney TransactionalTrudeau restricted oil production in Alberta while Mark Carney stressed stability amid Trump's trade war, with Danielle Smith serving as Premier.Moves Stephen Harper
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Chris Alexander TransactionalJohn Tory's resignation led to a byelection, and Chris Alexander challenged voters in the ongoing mayoral race.Moves Stephen Harper
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Justin Trudeau TransactionalJustin Trudeau's tenure is seeing waning competitiveness as trade war pressures affect Canada's cross-border tax regime.Moves Stephen Harper
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Donald Trump OperationalTrump allegedly ignored Graham's sanctions bill, slowed Starlink connections, and lifted sanctions to help Putin.Moves Stephen Harper
Connections
The 19 strongest of 28, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Chris Alexander Structural
Chris Alexander served as a cabinet minister under Stephen Harper during his tenure as leader.
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Chris Alexander Transactional
A served under B as immigration minister during a specific historical appointment.
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Sean Speer Structural
Sean Speer served as a senior economic advisor to Stephen Harper.
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Mark Carney Transactional
Stephen Harper provides advocacy and lends credibility to Mark Carney in professional and political contexts.
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Alberta Structural
Alberta appointed Stephen Harper to the AIMCo board.
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Justin Trudeau Transactional
Stephen Harper preceded Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister of Canada, and his policies preceded Trudeau's.
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Jenny Young Operational
Jenny Young provides services to Stephen Harper, who is listed as a VIP client.
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Alberta Investment Management Corporation Structural
Stephen Harper holds a formal board chair position for AIMCo.
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Rick Snyder Transactional
The relationship is transactional, originating from a 2012 deal that established an investment timeline between the two individuals.
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Marshall Rothstein Operational
Stephen Harper held the first hearing for Marshall Rothstein.
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Maxime Bernier Structural
Maxime Bernier served as a cabinet minister under Stephen Harper during his tenure.
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Donald Trump Operational
Stephen Harper criticized U.S. trade violations and policy impasses.
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Walton Shared context
Walton, as a resident entity, has criticized Stephen Harper's political stances.
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Ben Lobb Mentioned together
Harper and Lobb were mentioned together in the context of their shared party line facing criticism from protesters.
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Jean Chrétien Mentioned together
Both former Prime Ministers are currently involved in fundraising efforts.
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Ottawa Shared context
Stephen Harper advocated for a building renovation within the context of Ottawa.
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Kenya Transactional
Stephen Harper's government signed a pact while in Kenya.
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Ottawa Shared context
Stephen Harper resided in the Ottawa area, including 24 Sussex, during his time as a political figure.
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Olivia Chow Mentioned together
The provided evidence timeline does not contain any snapshots describing a relationship between Stephen Harper and Olivia Chow.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventSeptember 2026
5 events- Sean Speer served as a senior economic advisor to Stephen Harper.
- In 2014, Ben Lobb's office was located in Goderich, where protests took place criticizing Stephen Harper and Lobb's party line.
- Mark Carney hosted a flagship investment summit in Toronto, lending tacit support to the Canadian investment strategy and discussing energy, defence, and critical minerals.
- Talks between Canada and the US have been suspended due to U.S. concessions, while Stephen Harper advocates for reduced reliance on the U.S.
- Alberta appointed Stephen Harper to AIMCo board.
August 2026
5 events- Stephen Harper's policy cutbacks preceded Justin Trudeau's increases, leading to current criticism of Trudeau's policies by the current Prime Minister.
- Leaders, including Trudeau, Harper, and Trump, promised protection for supply managed sectors during trade talks.
- Mark Carney's performance is under evaluation for recovery, with his tenure viewed as an economic standard amidst criticism of policies leading to economic decline.
- PETA urged Stephen Harper to stop seal slaughter, coinciding with an EU ban on Canadian seal products in 2009.
- Stephen Harper warns that Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, could face an invasion.
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July 2026
6 events- Former prime minister Stephen Harper is listed among the VIP clients.
- Stephen Harper secured funding for a new bridge in Detroit, which will facilitate 25% of truck traffic.
- Joe Oliver served under Stephen Harper's leadership and also served in the Paul Martin government.
- Stephen Harper held the first hearing for Marshall Rothstein on July 9, 2026.
- Mark Carney launched a competition through Public Services and Procurement Canada, with former PMs Jean Chrétien and Stephen Harper expected to raise funds.
- Former prime minister Stephen Harper is using a residence in Ottawa that requires tens of millions in repairs and a dedicated restoration fund.