Elections Ontario
(general election information page)
Ontario
Provincial Political Parties
(link to Elections Ontario official webpage)
Referendum
on Ontario voting system
(link to Elections Ontario official webpage)
Donors
to Ontario Political Parties (2005-2007)
link to Elections Ontario official webapage (NOTE: Because of a loophole
in the law, 2007 donations to riding associations and candidates will not
be made public until several months after voting day)
Donors
to Ontario Political Parties, Riding Associations, and Candidates from
1995 to 2006
(link to Elections Ontario official webpage)
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Democracy Watch has released the following documents relating
to the Ontario provincial election and referendum to be held October 10,
2007
(in reverse chronological order):
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NEWS RELEASE: 720
Promises By the Four Main Ontario Parties But No Guarantee Offered By Any
Party Leader and No Pledges to Pass “Honesty-in-Politics" Law -- Elections
Ontario Fails to Inform Voters of Right to Vote for “None of the Above”
(October 9, 2007)
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NEWS RELEASE: Report Card Reveals No
Matter Which Party Wins, Ontario Government and Large Corporations Will
Remain Largely Unaccountable for Dishonest, Unethical, Secretive, Unrepresentative
and Wasteful Activities Because of Key Gaps in Provincial Parties' "Good
Government" Platforms (October 5, 2007) -- To see the CTV.ca article
about the Report Card, and to watch a video of the news conference, click
here
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NEWS RELEASE: Ontario Government Up
For Sale to Wealthy Because Liberals Broke Promise to Democratize Donations
(October 3, 2007)
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NEWS RELEASE: Ontario Party Leaders
Dodge Dishonesty in Politics Debate Question -- Make No Pledges to Resign
or Penalize Themselves in Any Way if They Break Promises, But Still Expect
Voters to Trust Them (September 21, 2007)
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NEWS RELEASE: Group Calls on Media to
Ask Ontario Party Leaders “If You Break Your Promises, Will You Resign?”
and Calls for Effective "Honesty-in-Politics" Law (September 18, 2007)
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Download
"I'm Voting
For Good Government" sign
(PDF file)
3 Key Ontario Election Questions
to ask party leaders and candidates
1. Will Ontario political party leaders
pledge to resign if they don't keep their promises, and pledge to pass
an honesty-in-politics law?
(Click here for more details)
2. Will Ontario political parties pledge
to make the more than 70 changes needed to clean up the Ontario government
and make it much more democratic and accountable? (Click
here for more details)
3. Will the Ontario political parties pledge
to make the more than 10 changes needed to make Ontario's largest corporations
much more responsible and accountable? (Click
here for more details)
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