Stephen Harper

Canada's national pipeline regulator released stunning records about private meetings that prompted an apology for making false and misleading statements.

The veteran Conservative MP of Calgary Forest Lawn recently tossed his hat into the ring for party leadership, based on a platform of diversity and inclusion.

MP Deepak Obhrai will be the fifth entrant in the contest that will conclude with a vote by party members next May.

The decision means the Senate committee in charge of policing spending will likely move to withhold the money from Duffy’s salary.

Clement tried in 2004 when the Canadian Alliance merged with the Progressive Conservatives to form the current Conservative party, but he finished third to Stephen Harper.

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered his endorsement of Kenney to a crowd of Canada's conservative big-whigs during a party fundraiser at the Calgary Stampede

From overzealous civil servants trying to shut down a little girls' lemonade stand to Fourth of July festivities hosted by the U.S. ambassador, it was quite a week in Ottawa. Then came Jason Kenney.

As global warming opens up new shipping lanes and access to valuable resources, countries are firming up their military presence in the Arctic.

Perhaps you forgot, or perhaps you're hearing them for the first time. Either way, you might want to know about them as Jason Kenney pursues his career in politics.

The 48−year−old star lieutenant to former prime minister Stephen Harper, was one of the highest profile and most media−accessible ministers during a decade of Conservative rule.

In a stinging repudiation of the Harper government, the Federal Court of Appeal quashed the approval of a major pipeline project because its review process ignored concerns of Canada's First Nations.

To pay for the environmental harm caused from illegal “defeat devices” used to cheat on emissions tests in cars, German automaker Volkswagen AG and related companies will pay

His passport was mysteriously revoked by the Harper government.

Former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney is expected to be leaving national politics to focus on his home province, the CBC reported on Tuesday.

The PCO says the material itself was neither deleted nor destroyed and remains available through Library and Archives Canada.