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

CBC.ca (septembre 10, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Avro Arrow lobbying exposes loopholes in Lobbying Act allowing lobbying without registration CBC.ca

Huffington Post (septembre 9, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) Federal Liberal leadership race rules undemocratic, unethical

Democracy Watch (septembre 7, 2012)
News release
(English) Ontarians should not be surprised at low voter turnout in provincial by-elections — Changes needed to election timing, voting system, and voter rights and advertising to increase voter turnout in by-elections and general elections

Lillooet News (septembre 5, 2012)
Website Article
(English) Democracy Watch reminds us what democracy means

Hill Times (septembre 3, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) NDP’s ad scheme shows need for audits, rulings disclosure by Elections Canada

CTV News (août 31, 2012)
Television Interview
(English) Re: 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

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

Edmonton Journal (août 31, 2012)
Website article
(English) Alberta Premier Alison Redford’s decision to release limited budget information damaging to Albertan’s democratic rights – all government information should by default be released publicly (Edmonton Journal article)

CBC.ca (août 30, 2012)
Website article
(English) With big banks posting record breaking profits Democracy Watch calls for regular audits to ensure banks aren’t reaping excessive profits from gouging and cutting services to Canadians