Médias
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Democracy Watch (avril 12, 2017)
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(English) In court today — Democracy Watch’s and PIPE UP’s lawsuit challenging ethics of Kinder Morgan pipeline approval
Democracy Watch (avril 10, 2017)
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(English) B.C. government refuses to file response to lawsuit challenging ethics of Kinder Morgan pipeline approval – claims it’s improper to name the government as a respondent
Democracy Watch (avril 6, 2017)
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(English) Group launches petition calling on federal government to add corporate responsibility conditions to its Bombardier loan, and to all future subsidies, tax breaks, grants and loans offered to businesses
Democracy Watch (avril 4, 2017)
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(English) 21,000+ petition House Government Operations Committee, and all federal parties, to make changes to Protect Whistleblowers Who Protect Canadians
Democracy Watch (mars 29, 2017)
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(English) Lobbying Commissioner investigating Democracy Watch complaint about August 2014 fundraising event organized by Clearwater Seafoods shareholder and board member for Justin Trudeau and Liberals
Democracy Watch (mars 28, 2017)
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(English) Group calls on federal Lobbying Commissioner to rule on May 2016 complaint about travel junkets that lobbyists have given to MPs and senators for years
Democracy Watch (mars 21, 2017)
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(English) 21,000 petition House Government Operations Committee, and all federal parties, to Protect Whistleblowers Who Protect Canadians
CBC (mars 16, 2017)
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(English) Consumer advocates have low expectations for probe into Canada’s 5 big banks
Democracy Watch (mars 16, 2017)
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(English) B.C. Liberals’ internal fundraising documents requested by plaintiffs in lawsuit challenging Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline approval
Democracy Watch (mars 16, 2017)
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(English) Will Liberals make key changes to stop gouging and abuse of 30 million bank consumers or continue protecting overpaid big bank executives?