The polls were closed and counted.
2006:
5.4 million voted for Conservative candidates
4.5 million voted for Liberal candidates
2.6 million voted for NDP candidates
1.6 million voted for Bloc Quebecois candidates
0.7 million voted for Green candidates
Countries are part of the Commonwealth, not people. And yes, Canada is a part of the Commonwealth.
Since February 2006.
He lowered GST, added a tax refund to people over the age of 16... just to say a few.
The people who are elected are called Members of Parliament, or MP's. The leader of the party with the most elected MP's becomes the Prime Minister.
Like any other parliamentary system, the elected representatives primary job is to serve the constituents of the riding from where they were elected. They represent first, the people who elected them and then the party to which they associate.
The people of Canada.
beat up people
Countries are part of the Commonwealth, not people. And yes, Canada is a part of the Commonwealth.
No, of course not.
People voted for Stephen Harper because he is a caring responsible man. He helps children across the world. He helped build a house.
Since February 2006.
Thousands of people have helped him become successful.
Canada has a prime minister not a president! but i think Stephen Harper won yet again this year. He's part of the conservative party... although they don't keep promises, have no idea why people voted for him.
If this question is asking for other people's opinions... Some answers include: Nick Clegg :P - UK Winston Churchill - UK Stephen Harper - Canada
In 2006. <--Wrong.. it was June 8,2008
The people who are elected are called Members of Parliament, or MP's. The leader of the party with the most elected MP's becomes the Prime Minister.
As a teenager Stephen Harper was a member of the Liberal Party, but he became upset with Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his handling of the Canadian energy crisis in the 1970's/80's. Harper switched parties and eventually ended up working for the Reform Party as their Chief Policy Officer. It's speculative, but I'd imagine the reason he got into politics was the reason many people do: they don't like the current state of affairs, and they want to change it.