Médias
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CFRU Talk Radio (Guelph, Ontario) (février 20, 2014)
Radio Interview
(English) re: problems with the federal Conservatives’ so-called Fair Elections Act
CBC News (février 5, 2014)
Website Article
(English) Conservatives’ so-called “Fair Elections Act” penalties still not strong enough, and makes unfair change of increasing donation limits which will allow wealthy people to buy more influence, and increase corruption as happened in Quebec
iPolitics.ca (décembre 30, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Increasing discretionary powers of Cabinet ministers to make legal rulings is dangerously undemocratic
Hill Times (novembre 25, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Minister of State for Democratic Reform Pierre Polievre isn’t really doing anything when he could be doing a lot to make Canada’s government more democratic
Montreal Gazette (octobre 9, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Quebec’s new fixed election date law is as much of a scam as the federal law and laws in other provinces — Montreal Gazette
NOW Magazine (Toronto) (août 15, 2013)
Magazine article
(English) Democracy Watch calls for fixed election and by-election dates for Ontario
Democracy Watch (août 8, 2013)
News Release
(English) Liberals get what they deserve after Premier sets vote-suppressing by-election date
National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Canada.com, and 9 other media oulets publishing Postmedia article (août 6, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Outstanding election campaign debt shows need for stronger enforcement and clarity in election laws
CBC Radio (juillet 4, 2013)
Radio Interview
(English) Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s by-election call dangerously undemocratic, elections agencies need power to schedule by-elections
iask.ca (juillet 4, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Re: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s by-election call dangerously undemocratic, elections agencies need power to schedule by-elections