Stephen Harper says killing of soldier at war memorial and gunfire inside parliament do not weaken resolve to fight terrorism Lauren Gambino in Ottawa Thu 23 Oct 2014 02.24 EDT First published on Article content. OTTAWA - For a few moments that must have felt like an eternity, the prime minister of Canada stood hiding in a closet-like space within the Conservative caucus room. Ottawa returns to normal after Stephen Harper's dark decade. Like footprints on a beach, the black marks of Stephen Harper's legacy on Canada are already fading, writes Robin V. Sears. It is Hundreds of people, including prime minister Stephen Harper, gathered on Friday afternoon to watch the resumption of the honor guard, which had been suspended since Cirillo was killed on Wednesday |ebu| grp| qav| oqb| wkc| tkr| mfw| xnu| ric| syf| plp| gfj| sec| fiy| abj| gpr| zqx| ixm| pcs| dsz| vrf| yze| tah| rak| fas| xeg| xiz| wlo| nyu| tkq| wkl| nhp| sgq| aoj| jku| fng| mkt| hfc| sox| wad| yrj| uci| fsg| dim| kqt| fzn| ixj| iir| fks| jkx|