stephen harper

  1. National Century: An Alternate Canadian Political Realignment
    Threadmarks: Prologue

    Canadian politics would be forever changed by the results of the 1993 Federal Election. A divided right wing, a Liberal Party reinvented, a New Democratic Party with deep internal divisions, and the rise of Quebecois sovereigntism. These would be the defining characteristics of Canadian politics...
  2. WI no NDP surge in 2011 Canadian election

    What if the NDP did not get the surge in support they received in the 2011 Canadian election and the Liberals weren't forced into third place and the Bloc Quebecois did not lose most of its seats? I made these changes to the election results: Quebec; NDP -27%, Conservative +5%, Bloc +15%...
  3. True Grit

    Orange Crush or Orange Crushed? The NDP after Layton
    Threadmarks: The 2011 federal election

    To say that the 2011 Canadian federal election was historic would be an understatement; after decades of Liberal and Conservative dominance, and having won less than 40 seats and less than 20% of the vote in the election just two and a half years prior, the NDP found itself thrust into office...
  4. Oppo

    WI: Stephen Harper Runs For PC Leadership in 1998

    After Charest's resignation, one of the candidates often mentioned was Stephen Harper, who at the time was a former Reform MP who had broke with the party over social issues and was president of the NCC. As early as 1995, Tories and Reformists upset with Charest/Manning's leadership we're...
  5. CanadianTory

    WI: Stephen Harper resigned before the 2015 election

    Me and a friend were discussing this issue recently. I proposed that had Stephen Harper resigned sometime before the 2015 federal election, as was rumoured, than perhaps the party would have had a better shot at winning re-election. My friend, an avid supporter of the NDP, didn't think so...
  6. The Day The Sky Turned Orange: A Collaborative TL by Sanderford and Pericles

    The NDP could wait no longer. Canada could wait no longer. A life-time in third-place was ending. Tom Mulcair, Leader of the Opposition, was going to win first-place for the NDP this time. It wasn't just hope. The polls were swinging to the NDP, they had the lead now. Stephen Harper and the...
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