CTV News Channel (novembre 18, 2013)
Television Piece
(English) Politicians judging other politicians like Rob Ford and the senators is a bad idea, and instead codes of conducts should be expanded to cover many types of actions, with mandatory penalties handed out by ethics commissioners to to violators — CTV News Channel

CBC's Power and Politics (novembre 18, 2013)
Television Piece
(English) Politicians judging other politicians like Rob Ford and the senators is a bad idea, and instead codes of conducts should be expanded to cover many types of actions, with mandatory penalties handed out by ethics commissioners to to violators

MacLean in the Morning Show (News 95.7 Halifax, News 88.9 Saint John, News 91.9 Moncton) (novembre 15, 2013)
Radio Interview
(English) Politicians judging other politicians is a bad idea, should instead have ethics commissioner impose mandatory penalties for violations of laws and conduct codes

Globe and Mail (novembre 14, 2013)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Letter-to-the-editor re: Government ethics rules across Canada, including for Senate, are loophole-filled and weakly enforced

Globe and Mail (novembre 11, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Senate ethics code is a sad joke that allows senators to be inside government lobbyists for big businesses

Toronto Star (novembre 7, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Toronto Police Services Board members paid trips with Police Chief raise ethical questions

Sun TV (novembre 6, 2013)
Television Piece
(English) SunTV interview re: Senate suspensions and Rob Ford situation

Various publications (novembre 4, 2013)
Various publication types
(English) Coverage re: Groups launch national petition and letter-writing drive to Stop the Senate Cover-up

CTV News Channel (novembre 2, 2013)
Television Piece
(English) More than 35,000 petition signatures, and almost 40,000 letters sent, calling for fully independent Senate scandal investigation and prosecutions

Huffington Post (novembre 1, 2013)
Website Article
(English) Headline: Senate scandal needs independent review, full clean-up plan