Médias
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Calgary Herald (mai 2, 2012)
Website article
(English) Elections Alberta should tighten robocall rules and limit information parties can tell voters
Vancouver Sun (mai 1, 2012)
Website article
(English) Federal Conservative spending scandals show need for stronger rules, and enforcement
Edmonton Journal (avril 30, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Tyler Sommers
(English) Spending scandals show need for stronger rules, and enforcement
Democracy Watch (avril 25, 2012)
News Release
(English) Albertans should not be surprised at low voter turnout in provincial election
Democracy Watch (avril 19, 2012)
News Release
(English) Federal Conservatives end their five-year sham by cutting funding to secretariat of non-existent Public Appointments Commission
Democracy Watch (avril 17, 2012)
News Release
(English) Federal Conservatives’ Open Government Action Plan fails to fulfill Open Government Partnership (OGP) membership requirements — fails to commit to strengthening access-to-information, ethics, lobbying, political finance, financial administration, public consultation and whistleblower protection laws and enforcement
Democracy Watch (avril 16, 2012)
News Release -- For related Huffington Post article - click here
(English) Elections Canada keeps rulings secret on 2,982 complaints since 1997
Rabble.ca (mars 29, 2012)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Elections Canada discloses some information about robocall complaints from 2011 election, but must still disclose its rulings on more than 2,280 complaints it received since 2004, and elections law must still be changed
APTN (mars 14, 2012)
Website article
(English) Federal Dept. of Aboriginal Affairs using PIN messages to avoid disclosure of records to the public — loophole in Access to Information Act must be closed
Democracy Watch (décembre 22, 2011)
Letter to the Editor by Duff Conacher
(English) Honesty in politics is the best policy, and so it should be required by law