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Parliament
Whose Parliament Hill is it anyway?
by
Jennifer Ditchburn
February 18, 2022
The Senate’s longstanding duopoly has finally faded
by
Tony Dean
February 16, 2022
Do MPs represent Canada’s diversity?
by
Jerome H. Black
Andrew Griffith
January 7, 2022
Reconnaître la nouvelle normalité minoritaire
Chronique d’Alain Noël
by
Alain Noël
September 28, 2021
Why aren’t we talking about the Parliament Hill reno?
by
Jennifer Ditchburn
October 29, 2018
A conservative case for electoral reform
by
Richard Johnston
July 1, 2001
PR can help solve Canada’s democracy deficit
by
Judy Rebick
July 1, 2001
Is talk of electoral reform just whistling in the wind?
by
John C. Courtney
July 1, 2001
Canadian perspectives on the voting system
by
Darrell Bricker
Martin Redfern
July 1, 2001
New Zealand adopts PR: a prime minister’s view
by
James B. Bolger
July 1, 2001
Alternative voting or mixed member/proportional: what can we expect?
by
Louis Massicotte
July 1, 2001
New Zealand adopts PR: a research director’s view
by
Paul Harris
July 1, 2001
The alternative vote
by
Tom Flanagan
July 1, 2001
Making democracy constitutional
by
David Beatty
July 1, 2001
Getting from here to there: a process for electoral reform in Canada
by
Matthew Mendelsohn
Andrew Parkin
Alex Van Kralingen
July 1, 2001
Three lenses for judging electoral reform
by
Carolyn Bennett
July 1, 2001
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