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Recap of the Conservative Party Campaign Promises....
Crime and law enforcement - Internet surveillance and warrant-less wiretapping
The Conservatives have promised to re-introduce Internet surveillance legislation that they were not able to pass, and bundle it with the rest of their crime bills. They said they plan to fast track the legislation within 100 days after taking office.
 Long gun registry
Harper has pledged to scrap the long-gun registry.

Crime strategies

The Conservative platform includes a promise to consolidate twelve crime bills into at least one omnibus bill and pass it within 100 days forming a majority government. The bills included within that list would crack down on organized drug crime, end house arrest for violent criminals and establish tougher sentences and mandatory jail time for sexual offences against children. The opposition parties claimed the crime bills were not costed fully, and the opposition parties countered that this would create a US style system of prisons. The Conservatives have not released the costs for expanding the prison system.

 Defence policy
The Conservatives plan to purchase sixty-five F-35 Lightning II jet fighters. Stating "Our defence policy is broken"
Economy and fiscal policy

Balanced budget and recession

Conservatives argue they have steered the economy through the 2007-2010 global financial crisis, and promise to eliminate the budget deficit by 2013.
Corporate tax cuts and job creation strategy
The Conservatives state that their plan to cut corporate taxes from 18 to 15%, will create more jobs.Harper stated that an increase in corporate taxes will create job losses across Canada. Conservatives have promised income splitting for tax purposes for families with children to be implemented once the budget is balanced in 2013.

 Political financing

Conservatives pledge to phase-out per-vote subsidy over two years, with its eventual cancellation.

Elimination of the Senate
Stephen Harper has promised Senate reform although he stated he will not open the constitution to do so. The NDP have pledged to abolish the Senate, stating it is a waste of tax payer dollars, and a form of patronage.

 Promised government programs

Newfoundland dam and Quebec's HST

Conservatives and Liberals promise $4.2 billion in loan guarantees to support the Lower Churchill River power project.  Due to outcry from Quebec over the pledge to provide loan guarantees for the Lower Churchill project, the Conservatives promise Quebec a $2.2 billion transfer to ease the Quebec Sales Tax to Harmonized Sales Tax transition.

 Health care

Health care –  All parties have promised to continue to increase health care transfers to provinces by 6% annually.