Stephen Harper

During the last election, I was one of the people who went door-to-door to defend the party whenever people asked about the Duffy affair.

"The political, covert, relentless, unfolding of events is mindboggling and shocking," said Ontario Court Justice Charles Vaillancourt.

The disgraced P.E.I. senator's fraud, breach of trust and bribery trial has been ongoing for a year, and is expected to culminate in a verdict on Thursday.

The NDP moved to oust its embattled leader, Thomas Mulcair after delegates narrowly voted to hold a new leadership convention.

From a corporate animal ethics scandal to a dream-crushing oil crisis, two of National Observer's stories are nominated for "outstanding investigative journalism" in Canada.

The latest in an investigative series: NEB employees are losing faith in their bosses, increasingly frustrated and puzzled by decisions they are instructed to implement.

The Prime Minister won over a large audience during a lunch-time question and answer session with his forthright answers

While the government waits for proposals to fix the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, many migrant workers across the country are suffering from abuse and praying for a shot at permanent residency.

Environmental regulations cited as 'devastated' by Harper years

A National Observer exclusive.

The federal Liberals are getting started on repealing some of the previous government's sweeping — and controversial — changes to how people get or lose Canadian citizenship.

A new paper says the cuts to Canada's public service were deep and ideologically driven, but the Liberals must restore staffing in order to follow through on its programs