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May 2 2012

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper greets members of the Conservative Caucus prior to marking the one-year anniversary of his majority government with a speech on Parliament Hill. (Photo)

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May 2 2012

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech to the Conservative Caucus to mark the one-year anniversary of his majority government on Parliament Hill. (Photo)

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June 10 2011

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers the keynote address at Conservative Convention 2011. (Photo)

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June 9 2011

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen register for Conservative Convention 2011. (Photo)

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May 2 2011

CALGARY - Prime Minister Stephen Harper celebrates the election of a strong, stable, national majority Conservative government. (Photo)

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May 2 2011

CALGARY - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his wife Laureen, and their children Ben and Rachel celebrate the election of a strong, stable, national majority Conservative government. (Photo)

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May 2 2011

CALGARY - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen celebrate the election of a strong, stable, national majority Conservative government. (Photo)

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May 2 2011

CALGARY - Laureen Harper is comforted by her son Ben as she wipes away tears of joy during her husband's victory speech. (Photo)

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May 2 2011

CALGARY - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his family make their way into the Telus Centre following the election of a strong, stable, national majority Conservative government. (Photo)

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May 1 2011

LONDON, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper urges supporters to ensure continued political and economic stability for the nation by returning a strong stable national majority Conservative Government to Ottawa. (Photo)

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May 1 2011

LONDON, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper urges supporters to ensure continued political and economic stability for the nation by returning a strong stable national majority Conservative Government to Ottawa. (Photo)

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May 1 2011

LONDON, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his wife Laureen and their daughter Rachel arrive at the second stop of their cross-country tour. (Photo)

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May 1 2011

STRATFORD, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Prime Minister Stephen Harper urges supporters to ensure continued political and economic stability for the nation by returning a strong stable national majority Conservative Government to Ottawa. (Photos)

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May 1 2011

STRATFORD, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Prime Minister Stephen Harper greets members of the school choir who sang the national anthem prior to the start of a rally with Conservative supporters. (Photo)

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May 1 2011

STRATFORD, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Prime Minister Stephen Harper greets Conservative Senator Mike Duffy at a rally with Conservative supporters. (Photo)

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30 April 2011

ENFIELD, NOVA SCOTIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his wife Laureen and their daughter Rachel arrive in Nova Scotia. (Photo)

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30 April 2011

WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen wave to the crowd following a rally. (Photo)

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30 April 2011

WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his wife Laureen and their daughter Rachel make their way to the stage at a rally with Conservative supporters. (Photo)

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30 April 2011

RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper urges Canadians to ensure continued political and economic stability for the nation by returning a strong stable national majority Conservative Government to Ottawa. (Photos)

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29 April 2011

BRAMPTON, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from the Peel region. (Photos)

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29 April 2011

AJAX, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper makes a whistle stop at the campaign headquarters of candidate Chris Alexander. (Photos)

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29 April 2011

KINGSTON, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper makes a whistle stop at the Minos Village Restaurant. (Photos)

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29 April 2011

MONTREAL - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen toast the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. (Photos)

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29 April 2011

MONTREAL - Prime Minister Stephen Harper reaffirms his prudent low-tax plan to protect and create jobs by completing Canada’s recovery from the global economic recession. (Photos)

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28 April 2011

STE. FOY, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from the Quebec City region. (Photo)

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28 April 2011

ANCIENNE-LORETTE, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen make poutine at Chez Ashton. (Photos)

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28 April 2011

ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen tour the Henry of Pelham Winery. (Photo)

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28 April 2011

NIAGARA FALLS - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative Government will move forward on the Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness with the United States. (Photos)

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28 April 2011

NIAGARA FALLS - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen view Niagara Falls. (Photos)

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27 April 2011

ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from the Niagara region. (Photos)

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27 April 2011

WATERLOO, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen visit Martin's Fruit Farm. (Photo)

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26 April 2011

OTTAWA, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from Ottawa. (Photos)

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26 April 2011

ASBESTOS, QUEBEC – Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays cribbage at the local Royal Canadian Legion. (Photos)

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26 April 2011

ASBESTOS, QUEBEC – Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen visit with parents Linda Dionne and Marc Pinard to discuss the Conservative low-tax plan for families. (Photo)

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26 April 2011

ASBESTOS, QUEBEC – Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative Government will continue to implement low-tax measures to improve the quality of life of Canadian families. (Photo)

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25 April 2011

WINDSOR, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from Southwestern Ontario. (Photos)

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25 April 2011

SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen visit the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. (Photos)

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25 April 2011

SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen tour a new building on the campus of the Sault College of Applied Arts & Technology. (Photo)

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25 April 2011

SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative government will focus on four key priorities. (Photos)

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24 April 2011

BURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen attend an Easter service at the Burnaby Alliance Church. (Photos)

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24 April 2011

ROYAL OAK, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper goes Easter egg hunting with Ava de Souza. (Photos)

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24 April 2011

ROYAL OAK, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative government will introduce a $500 Children's Arts Tax Credit. (Photo)

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24 April 2011

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen arrive in Vancouver. (Photo)

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23 April 2011

CAMPBELL RIVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters in Campbell River. (Photos)

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23 April 2011

MISSISSAUGA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces in the Canadian Coptic Centre that a re-elected Conservative Government will create an Office of Religious Freedom to promote religious freedom as a key objective of Canadian foreign policy. (Photos)

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23 April 2011

MISSISSAUGA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen glaze hot cross buns for Easter weekend at the Hot Breads bakery. (Photos)

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22 April 2011

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper jams with local band Herringbone at 24 Sussex on Good Friday. (Photos)

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21 April 2011

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters from Cape Breton. (Photos)

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21 April 2011

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA- Prime Minister Stephen Harper helps Anthony and Zoe Langham pick out some homemade fudge at the Cape Breton Fudge Factory. (Photo)

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21 April 2011

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA- Prime Minister Stephen Harper serves up some homemade fudge to the Gogan brothers, James, Jack and Josh at the Cape Breton Fudge Factory. (Photo)

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21 April 2011

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen arrive in Cape Breton. (Photo)

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21 April 2011

CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, TERRE-NEUVE ET LABRADOR - Le Premier ministre Stephen Harper lace les patins de Mark Corbett, cinq ans, au Robert French Memorial Arena. (Photo)

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21 April 2011

CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative Government will ensure that every recreational hockey arena in Canada has a defibrillator. (Photos)

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21 April 2011

CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Betty and Jack O'Leary. (Photos)

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20 April 2011

FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters in Fredericton. (Photos)

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20 April 2011

EDMUNDSTON, NEW BRUNSWICK - Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to supporters at a whistle-stop rally. (Photos)

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20 April 2011

RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper plays a game with seniors at the Résidence St-Louis. (Photos)

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20 April 2011

RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative government will boost the Guaranteed Income Supplement for Canada's neediest seniors. (Photos)

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20 April 2011

RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen serve ice cream to customers at the Snack Bar D'Amours. (Photos)

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19 April 2011

VAL-D'OR, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters in Val-D'or. (Photos)

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19 April 2011

VAL-D'OR, QUEBEC - Prime Minister Stephen Harper brings coffee to members of the local detachment of the Sûreté du Québec. (Photos)

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19 April 2011

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper is shown the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame by local legend Pentti Lund, the first full-time Finnish hockey player in the NHL. (Photos)

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19 April 2011

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative government will invest $100 million to establish the Canada Brain Research Fund to support brain research and neuroscience in Canada. (Photos)

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19 April 2011

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen examine a PET scanner at the Thunder Bay Regional Research Centre. (Photos)

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18 April 2011

Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters in Thunder Bay. (Photos)

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18 April 2011

YELLOWKNIFE - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen ride snowmobiles alongside local children. (Photos)

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18 April 2011

YELLOWKNIFE - Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces that a re-elected Conservative government will connect Canada's highways from coast-to-coast-to-coast. (Photos)

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17 April 2011

Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a speech outlining the Conservative plan for low taxes and economic growth to supporters in the Northwest Territories. (Photos)

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17 April 2011

YELLOWKNIFE, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen arrive in the Northwest Territories. (Photo)

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