Democracy Watch (août 31, 2012)
News release
(English) Coalition Avenir Québec receives D+ best grade of bad overall grades in Report Card on Québec Parties’ Democratic Good Government Platforms — Parti Québecois receive a D, Québec solidaire an F and Liberals an Incomplete

Rabble.ca (août 29, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Nigel Wright’s meetings wrong, but legal (and that is the problem)

Macleans Magazine, Globalnews.ca and 11 other media outlets across Canada (août 29, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Situation with Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Nigel Wright highlights major loopholes in the Conflict of Interest Act that need to be closed

Global National (août 28, 2012)
Television Piece
(English) Nigel Wright’s meetings wrong, but legal (and that is the problem) (Global National)

Globe and Mail (août 17, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson ignores evidence and rules in refusing to investigate Conservative MP Paul Calandra

Montreal Gazette (août 15, 2012)
Website Article
(English) If Quebec politicians are serious about fighting corruption they must target Bill 48 and close major loopholes that allow politicians to be unethical

Montreal Gazette (août 14, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Corruption takes over Quebec election race – parties need to break from political games, make promises to clean up government, and follow through

Epoch Times and Canada.com (août 9, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Public has clear right to know what political staffers are doing and what power they have

Hill Times and 404 System Error (août 6, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Hill Times headline mischaracterizes and ignores key ethics issue in Calandra conflict

Hill Times (juillet 31, 2012)
Website article
(English) Federal Conservatives fail to initiate Conflict of Interest Act review by legally required deadline — Democracy Watch leads push for review and to close huge loopholes in Act and strengthen enforcement because all parties have ignored problems for decades