When was Stephen Harper born?

Stephen Harper was born on 1959-04-30.

What events was Stephen Harper involved in?

former Canadian centre-right political party (1942-2003)

What events was Stephen Harper involved in?

former Canadian centre-right political party (1942-2003)

What events was Stephen Harper involved in?

federal political party (1987–2000)

Stephen Harper

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Born — Life — 1959-04-30
Stephen Harper was born on 1959-04-30.
Joined Progressive Conservative Party of Canada — Politics — 1985-01-01
former Canadian centre-right political party (1942-2003)
Joined Liberal Party of Canada — Politics — 1985-01-01
political party in Canada
Joined Progressive Conservative Party of Canada — Politics — 1987-01-01
former Canadian centre-right political party (1942-2003)
Joined Reform Party of Canada — Politics — 1987-01-01
federal political party (1987–2000)
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1993-10-25
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Married Laureen Harper — Family — 1993-12-11
wife of Stephen Harper
Joined Reform Party of Canada — Politics — 1997-01-01
federal political party (1987–2000)
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1997-06-01
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Received Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal — Recognition — 2002
medal
Joined Canadian Alliance — Politics — 2002-01-01
political party in Canada
Chaired Canadian Alliance — Career — 2002-03-20
political party in Canada
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2002-05-13
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as Leader of the Official Opposition — Career — 2002-05-21
position in the Parliament of Canada
Joined Canadian Alliance — Politics — 2003-01-01
political party in Canada
Joined Conservative Party of Canada — Politics — 2003-01-01
political party in Canada
Chaired Canadian Alliance — Career — 2003-12-07
political party in Canada
Began serving as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada — Career — 2004-03-20
most senior position within the Conservative Party of Canada
Began serving as Leader of the Official Opposition — Career — 2004-03-20
position in the Parliament of Canada
Chaired Conservative Party of Canada — Career — 2004-03-20
political party in Canada
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2004-06-27
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2004-06-28
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Received Alberta Centennial Medal — Recognition — 2005
Commemorative medal of the Canadian province of Alberta
Received Canadian Newsmaker of the Year — Recognition — 2006
title awarded by the Canadian Press
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2006-01-22
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2006-01-23
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as Leader of the Official Opposition — Career — 2006-02-05
position in the Parliament of Canada
Began serving as Prime Minister of Canada — Career — 2006-02-06
head of government of Canada
Led the government of 28th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 2006-02-06
Canadian ministry under Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2006-2015)
Led the government of Canada — Politics — 2006-02-06
country in North America
Received Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service — Recognition — 2006-10-06
Stephen Harper had a award received connection with Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service.
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2008-10-13
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Led the government of 28th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 2008-10-14
Canadian ministry under Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2006-2015)
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2008-10-14
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2011-05-01
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Led the government of 28th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 2011-05-02
Canadian ministry under Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2006-2015)
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2011-05-02
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Received Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal — Recognition — 2012
commemorative medal created in 2012 to mark the 60th anniversary of Elizabeth II's reign
Received honorary doctor of Tel Aviv University — Recognition — 2014-01-22
Stephen Harper had a award received connection with honorary doctor of Tel Aviv University.
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2015-10-18
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada — Career — 2015-10-19
most senior position within the Conservative Party of Canada
Chaired Conservative Party of Canada — Career — 2015-10-19
political party in Canada
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2015-10-19
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Led the government of Canada — Politics — 2015-11-03
country in North America
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Canada — Career — 2015-11-04
head of government of Canada
Led the government of 28th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 2015-11-04
Canadian ministry under Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2006-2015)
Received Order of Liberty — Recognition — 2016-08-22
Ukrainian order
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 2016-08-26
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Received Companion of the Order of Canada — Recognition — 2019-11-22
highest rank of the Order of Canada