Calgary Herald (septembre 22, 2013)
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Alberta’s cities, like cities and towns across Canada should be required to have more open meetings, with complaints allowed to an independent provincial watchdog and strong penalties for violations Calgary Herald

Global Post (septembre 15, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Canadians will participate and vote for politicians who make promises to make changes to open government, honesty in politics, waste prevention, and other key laws

CTV News (juillet 9, 2013)
Television Interview
(English) Snowden case shows need for stronger whistleblower clarity and protection in Canada

The Telegram (juin 18, 2013)
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(English) Federal Conservatives move to hide more information from the public forever violates open government principles — The Telegram

CTV News, National Post, Ottawa Citizen, and 26 other media oulets publishing Canadian Press article (juin 16, 2013)
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(English) Proposal for blanket secrecy by federal Conservative government dangerously undemocratic – all information must be publicly available unless legitimate privacy/security concern — CTV News

Calgary Herald, Canada.com, and Vancouver Sun (juin 14, 2013)
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(English) Federal whistleblower law full of loopholes and commissioner is a lapdog, immediate changes needed to protect whistleblowers and Canadians — Calgary Herald

CTV News (juin 11, 2013)
Television Interview
(English) Lack of whistleblower protection in Canada, key changes needed to protect whistleblowers and punish violators

CBC Saskatchewan - Blue Sky (juin 4, 2013)
Radio Interview
(English) Re: PMO/PCO dodging ATI request for number of times Ethics Commissioner has contacted them since 2007

Democracy Watch (juin 4, 2013)
News Release
(English) PMO/PCO dodging ATI request for number of times Ethics Commissioner has contacted them since 2007 – raises questions about independence as Ethics Commissioner investigates Nigel Wright

Medicine Hat News (mai 22, 2013)
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(English) Alberta Provincial government removes muzzling clause, key open government changes still needed across Canada