Independent Senate could halt rush to ill-advised electoral reform: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
The newly independent Senate’s handling of assisted dying was fairly successful. But where does this unaccustomed independence go next? The ...
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Why Canada’s top court should weigh in on electoral reform: Benjamin Perrin in the Globe
Relying on informal Q&A sessions is no sound method for determining fundamental changes to our electoral system, argues Benjamin Perrin in ...
Time has already run out on electoral reform: James Bowden in Inside Policy
The vow to ‘make every vote count’ in the next federal election may have sounded good on the campaign trail, ...
Stanley Herbert Hartt in the Ottawa Citizen: Be skeptical of reform proposals
While many are disenchanted with Parliament these days, Stanley H. Hartt writes in the Ottawa Citizen that certain proposals to ...
Election 2015: John Pepall available to comment on electoral reform
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into this year’s ...
Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy: Be careful what you wish for with electoral reform
While many are disenchanted with Parliament these days, Stanley H. Hartt writes that certain proposals to fix the ways Senators ...
MLI author John Pepall: No need for electoral reform, our electoral system works
October 13, 2011 - Following the release of MLI's newest paper on electoral reform by author John Pepall, both the paper ...
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