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Hill Times and Rabble.ca (octobre 2, 2012)
Op-ed by Duff Conacher
(English) Secret, unethical lobbying will still be legal if federal Conservatives don’t do more

Hill Times (octobre 1, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
Lower donation limits, and close loopholes, in federal political finance system

Hill Times (septembre 24, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Canada’s campaign finance law still has a huge loophole

Democracy Watch (septembre 21, 2012)
News Release
(English) Democracy Watch launches national letter-writing and petition drive for laws to stop election fraud robocalls, and to strengthen enforcement of election laws

Rabble.ca, the Edmonton Sun and the Hill Times (septembre 19, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) Federal Conservative Cabinet Minister Tony Clement’s Lobbying Act proposed changes allow secret, unethical lobbying

Macleans.ca (septembre 19, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff continues to exploit huge loopholes in federal ethics rules

Toronto Star (septembre 19, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Democracy Watch launches new campaign calling for all Canadians to become “democracy watchers”

Ottawa CItizen (septembre 18, 2012)
Website article
(English) Federal Conservatives confirm they want to leave open loopholes that allow for secret, unethical lobbying of federal government (Ottawa Citizen)

Hill Times (septembre 17, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) Federal Liberal leadership race rules undemocratic, unethical

Democracy Watch (septembre 14, 2012)
News release
Pour célébrer la Journée internationale de la démocratie (15 septembre), Démocratie en surveillance lance un nouveau site Web interactif qui invite tous les Canadiens d’avoir un Café Parti pour la démocratie