Global News (août 30, 2012)
Website Article
(English) With big banks posting record profits an independent financial consumer watchdog group and regular audits are required to ensure banks are not reaping excessive profits through gouging and cutting services (Globalnews.ca)

CBC's The National (août 30, 2012)
Television Piece
(English) With big banks posting record profits an independent financial consumer watchdog group and regular audits are required to ensure banks are not reaping excessive profits through gouging and cutting services (CBC’s The National)

Global News (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

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

Democracy Watch (août 28, 2012)
Media Release
(English) Elections Canada refuses to clarify key measures in federal elections law – Democracy Watch again calls for clarification of recent flawed ruling

Democracy Watch (août 22, 2012)
News release
(English) Ontario by-election dates bad for voter turnout — Changes needed to election timing, voting system, and voter rights and advertising…

Calgary Herald (août 21, 2012)
Website article
(English) Exemptions and discretion in watchdog legislation must be eliminated. Regular audits and a requirement to punish must be implemented to ensure adherence to the law

Hill Times (août 17, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) Quebec election timing is unfair and undemocratic

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