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CBC.ca (juillet 22, 2015)
Website article
(English) Canadian politics not as vicious as U.S. politics, and honesty-in-politics law needed to ensure we don’t get as bad

CTV News Channel (juin 15, 2015)
Website video
(English) Anniversary of the 800-year-old Magna Carta a time for reflection on struggle for full democracy in Canada

National Observer (mai 18, 2015)
Website article
(English) Is Stephen Harper the worst prime minister in Canadian history?

770 AM Calgary Talk Radio (mai 4, 2015)
Radio interview & website article
(English) Democracy Watch’s Report Card shows Alberta parties not promising enough to clean up politics

Hill Times (Letter) (mars 9, 2015)
Letter to the Editor
(English) Irrationality in politics unfortunately includes Joseph Heath’s claims — but there is hope for more reasonable politics

Toronto Star and 2 other media outlets (janvier 29, 2015)
Website article
(English) As Democracy Watch has shown for all Canadians, the federal Conservatives deserve a failing grade for the democratic reform record

Canada.com and 6 other PostMedia newspapers across Canada (all publishing column by Andrew Coyne) (novembre 24, 2014)
Website article
(English) As Democracy Watch has proposed, an honesty-in-politics enforcement system is needed

Radio Canada (janvier 23, 2014)
Radio Interview
(English) CFIA misleads CBC about sending reports of pesticide residues on organic foods to inspectors

CBC News (janvier 23, 2014)
Website Article
(English) CFIA misleads CBC about sending reports of pesticide residues on organic foods to inspectors

Toronto Star (janvier 10, 2014)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Politicians will govern better when they change key laws so they are required to govern better