24Hrs Vancouver (avril 2, 2014)
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(English) B.C. Premier Christy Clark, and all politicians, should be prohibited for five years after they are elected from dealing with matters that specifically affect companies they worked with before entering politics

National Post (and Vancouver Province) (mars 26, 2014)
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(English) Senate committee proposes changes Democracy Watch has pushed for years to make Senate Ethics Officer more independent and effective

Toronto Star (mars 11, 2014)
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(English) Toronto Police Services Board needs to clean up its ethics rules and its complaint-handling process

Straight.com (Vancouver) (février 19, 2014)
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(English) Case of alleged conflict of interest of Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson highlights how B.C. is the wildly undemocratic and unethical west when it comes to political donations, lobbying and ethics rules

CBC B.C. (février 18, 2014)
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(English) Case of alleged conflict of interest of Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson highlights how B.C. is the wildly undemocratic and unethical west when it comes to political donations, lobbying and ethics rules

The Hill Times (février 17, 2014)
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(English) Federal Conservative MPs on House Ethics Committee ignore huge loopholes in report on federal ethics rules, and while NDP calls for all loopholes to be closed, Liberals only criticize Conservatives

TheTyee.ca (février 17, 2014)
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(English) Is Stockwell giving advice to RCI using secret information he learned as a Cabinet minister, which would violate the federal ethics law?

Globe and Mail (février 13, 2014)
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(English) Case of Lottery Commission head leaving for job with casino company shows need to close huge loophole in B.C.’s ethics law

CBC News (février 7, 2014)
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(English) Federal Conservative MPs fail to recommend key changes needed to close loopholes in ethics law for Cabinet ministers and senior government officials

Hill Times (février 3, 2014)
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(English) Former federal Conservative Cabinet minister Chuck Strahl violated ethics law by working with Enbridge, but law should also be strengthened to prohibit apparent conflicts of interest