In 2014, this premier increased penalties for harming police animals by signing Quanto's Law.
In 2014, this premier increased penalties for harming police animals by signing Quanto's Law. He unsuccessfully nominated Marc Nadon to his country's Supreme Court, then criticized Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin for calling him to warn about the nomination. He has multiplied the size of the Nahanni National Park Reserve, and in 2014 set aside hundreds of millions of dollars for a National Conservation Plan. After Mike Duffy was given financial assistance, this man's Chief of Staff Nigel (*) Wright resigned in 2013. He defeated Jack Layton in his most recent election, and his current opposition is led by Thomas Mulcair and Justin Trudeau. For 10 points, name this Conservative Party leader who, in 2006, replaced Paul Martin as Prime Minister of Canada.
In 2014, this premier increased penalties for harming police animals by signing Quanto's Law.
Stephen {Harper}