Médias
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CBC.ca (Newfoundland and Labrador along with 3 CBC Radio interviews on Jan. 22) (janvier 28, 2015)
Website article and Radio interviews
(English) Provincial Conservative Premier makes dangerously undemocratic move of cutting seats in the legislature using a Conservative-controlled commission
Toronto Star (janvier 14, 2015)
Website article
(English) Democracy Watch continues to lead by offering voters many ways to participate in democratic reforms efforts across Canada
iPolitics.ca (octobre 20, 2014)
Website article
(English) Democracy Watch among many groups pushing for more voter participation
Global TV National news (septembre 24, 2014)
Television Interview
(English) House of Commons Speaker Andrew Scheer wrong to say rules don’t allow him to require an answer from government to an opposition party question
Montreal Gazette (septembre 24, 2014)
Website article
(English) Fixed election date laws, which Democracy Watch went to court to enforce in 2008, must be followed by governments across Canada
Yahoo.com Political Points blog (août 21, 2014)
Website article
(English) Alberta Progressive Conservative leader Jim Prentice proposes term limits for politicians, but ignores other much more important democratic reforms
Latin Waves Radio interview (Vancouver) (juin 30, 2014)
Radio Interview
(English) Ontarians should not be surprised at low voter turnout in provincial election
CTV News Channel interview (juin 30, 2014)
Television Interview
(English) Federal by-election results, like other recent elections, will show changes are needed to Canada’s voting system
CKUT Radio (Montreal -- Off The Hour show) (juin 27, 2014)
Radio Interview
(English) Ontarians should not be surprised at low voter turnout in provincial election
Ottawa Citizen and Regina Leader-Post (juin 25, 2014)
Website article
(English) Federal Conservatives refuse to give voters across Canada the right to vote ‘none of the above’