Nearly 70 per cent of Canadians said they support electoral reform.

This past election underscores the need to revamp the leaders' debates process, says Bill Kelly.

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has jettisoned his vow to replace the first-past-the-post voting system, a host of other changes to the way Canadian vote are still on the table.

The NDP slammed the Liberal government on Thursday for breaking 'a sacred oath' a year ago of enacting electoral reform in Canada.

Backlash was swift when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suddenly abandoned his pledge Wednesday to reform how Canadians elect the federal government.

The federal privacy watchdog has opened a formal investigation into the Trudeau government's much-maligned online survey on electoral reform.

You don’t have to fork over all the personal information asked of you on MyDemocracy.ca but if you don’t, your opinions won’t hold much weight.

A new online tool that cost taxpayers $250,000 has launched to consult Canadians on how they feel about their democracy.

A special all-party committee examining Canada's electoral system says parties should be rewarded, or penalized, financially depending on how many women they run on the ballot.

Time is running out to organize a national referendum on electoral reform if the voting system is to be changed in time for the next federal election in October 2019, as Justin Trudeau has promised.