Kim Campbell became Prime Minister during a difficult period for her party. As Canada prepares for the 2025 federal elections, one name stands out in the country's political history - Kim Campbell.

Kim Campbell made history as Canada’s first female prime minister—but her time in office was brief and controversial. In this video, we take a closer look at her leadership, decisions ...

Kim Kardashian shared photos showcasing how she celebrated the spring holiday. Kardashian, who is mom to Psalm, 5, Chicago, 7 ...

Fry ran against then prime minister Kim Campbell in 1993, and has continued to win her Vancouver Centre riding ever since You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you ...

Back in 1993, the ruling Progressive Conservative Party, led by Kim Campbell - the first and only female prime minister of Canada - suffered an astonishing collapse. From a commanding 156 seats ...

As an example of such hatred, I outlined how former Prime Minister Kim Campbell was seemingly openly hoping for a massive hurricane to hit Trump’s home in Florida. With the news that highly ...

Encompassing most of the downtown peninsula and even a sliver of False Creek, Vancouver Centre has been the fiefdom of Hedy Fry ever since she scalped then-prime minister Kim Campbell on election ...

It marks the first time a Conservative party leader has lost their seat in an election since former prime minister Kim Campbell was defeated in 1993. Campbell at the time led the Progressive ...

He is the first Conservative leader to fail to win his seat since Kim Campbell in 1993. June and Bob Neske, two dedicated volunteers with Fanjoy’s campaign and former Conservative voters ...

In 1993, MacLean made several attempts to secure the federal PC nomination for Cape Breton Highlands-Canso, but was rebuffed by Prime Minister Kim Campbell, who refused to sign his nomination papers.

Not since Kim Campbell had a Conservative leader lost their own seat. “He took the riding for granted,” said the Liberal winner, Bruce Fanjoy. So now Mr. Poilievre doesn’t have a seat at ...