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Democracy Watch (février 23, 2023)
News Release
(English) Democracy Watch calls on Ontario Integrity Commissioner to investigate Premier Ford for accepting family gifts from lobbyists and developers at stag-and-doe party

Democracy Watch (décembre 14, 2022)
News Release
(English) Environmental Defence, Democracy Watch call for OPP investigation of insider information leaks to sprawl developers in advance of Greenbelt land removals

Democracy Watch (juin 15, 2022)
News Release
(English) Appeal court should find Ford government’s third-party ad spending limits, and his notwithstanding clause, unconstitutional

Democracy Watch (mai 31, 2022)
News Release
(English) 2021 donations show Ford PC Party supported most by wealthy donors – Ford made Ontario political finance system more undemocratic

Democracy Watch (mai 30, 2022)
News Release
(English) Doug Ford’s PC Party has very unethical, undemocratic F fail record in past four years, Report Card

Democracy Watch (janvier 19, 2022)
Op-Ed
(English) Loophole-filled, weakly enforced lobbying and ethics laws a sad joke

Democracy Watch (novembre 23, 2021)
News Release
Court should again find Ford government’s third-party ad spending limits unconstitutional, and also his use of notwithstanding clause

Democracy Watch (septembre 18, 2021)
News Release
Green Party receives C- grade – best of overall bad grades in Report Card on Federal Parties’ 2021 Democratic Reform Platforms

Democracy Watch (juillet 29, 2021)
News Release
Trudeau Liberal government continues to ignore key open government problems as it develops new national action plan

Democracy Watch (juin 14, 2021)
News Release
35,000 voters call on Doug Ford not to use notwithstanding clause to overrule courts and arbitrarily extend third-party ad spending limits