With a large Canadian flag as a backdrop, Harper told a packed high school gym in Truro, N.S., that the Conservatives are confident heading into this fall's election.
The former Toronto mayor also thanked those who attended a fundraiser Thursday night, as his brother Doug played the call from his cellphone.
Harper wouldn't comment on the allegations Friday because they are part of a legal process, but said he was briefed by RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson on what happened last June 4 in Moncton, N.B.
Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq (ah-GLOO'-kah) says the target is fair and ambitious and reflects Canada's growing economy.
CALGARY — Outgoing Alberta Premier Jim Prentice says the Progressive Conservative party has been "humbled" by the message sent by voters in the recent provincial election.
ESQUIMALT, B.C. — Sailors gave three loud cheers and a brass band belted out Auld Lang Syne to honour a Canadian navy supply ship during a farewell ceremony Thursday.