Category Archives: Fixed-Date Elections

Fixed Elections: Stephen Harper Did Not “Break His Own Law” in 2008

Posted on 2011/08/15 by J.W.J. Bowden

Historical Context of Fixed Elections in Canada Admittedly, this controversy occurred three years ago and may no longer be as relevant, but many Canadians (even academics!) still remain confused (or harbour resentment) regarding Prime Minister Harper’s advice to dissolve the … Continue reading →

Posted in Crown (Powers and Office), Dissolution, Fixed-Date Elections, Prime Minister's Powers | 12 Comments