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Type Description Contributor Date
Modified link of Web site: The Canadian Encyclopedia - Biography of Stephen Harper. Sep 17, 2026
Anniversary information added. Apr 26, 2026
Add new Web site: Parliament of Canada - Library of Parliament - The Right Hon. Stephen Joseph Harper, P.C., M.P. Dec 26, 2025
Add new Web site: Academia - Harper's History. Nov 22, 2024
Add new Web site: CORE - Stephen Harper as Killer Robot. Sep 28, 2024
Add new Web site: The Guardian - Stephen Harper: master manipulator. Aug 14, 2024
First paragraph modernization. Apr 26, 2024
Add new Web site: Official Site of Stephen Harper. Dec 07, 2022
Add new Web site: BBC - Stephen Harper, ex-prime minister of Canada. Aug 01, 2022
Add new Web site: Government of Canada - Library and Archives Canada - Biography of Stephen Harper. May 24, 2019
Media added. Dec 20, 2017
Add new Web site: The Prime Ministers of Canada - Biography of Stephen Harper. Mar 31, 2017
Noted that Harper resigned his seat in the House of Commons in August 2016. Aug 26, 2016
Media added. Oct 20, 2015
Added a description of events leading up to the 2015 federal election and the results of that election. Oct 20, 2015
Article revised and updated. May 30, 2014
Add new Web site: Canada History - Biography of Stephen Harper. Sep 22, 2013
For the 2011 election results, changed "167 seats" to "166 seats." Jun 07, 2012
Add new Web site: The Canadian Encyclopedia - Biography of Stephen Harper. Jul 11, 2011
Add new Web site: Official Site of Stephen Harper. Jul 11, 2011
Updated for the 2011 Canadian federal election. May 03, 2011
Updated for the collapse of Harper's Conservative minority government. Mar 25, 2011
Updated for 2008 election results. Oct 15, 2008
Updated article to reflect Harper's activity since 2006. Sep 12, 2008
Article revised and updated. Jun 05, 2007
Article revised and updated. Mar 01, 2007
Media added. Dec 01, 2006
New article added. Feb 16, 2006
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