The last federal vote, held in 2015, was targeted by what officials described as “low sophistication” cyber attacks. There is no evidence that the final results were influenced. Continue reading
The number of complaints about third-party activities during the last federal election jumped almost nine-fold over the previous one, prompting the elections commissioner to suggest an update of the rules. Continue reading
Burlington company locks up a contract with the Government of Canada through the Build in Canada program. Continue reading
While the security of the government’s information is pivotal, it’s not the only thing with which cybersecurity experts are concerning themselves. Continue reading
Protesters staged demonstrations across Canada Saturday to attack the governing Liberals’ decision to abandon their promise of electoral reform Continue reading
Asked what the threshold was for “broad support” or “consensus” – or whether the government had determined one – Gould said there wasn’t. Continue reading
In a mandate letter for newly appointed Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould, Trudeau makes it clear that electoral reform – once top of mind for the Liberal government – is no longer on the agenda. Continue reading
The way Canadians cast their ballots in the next federal election is still up in the air as the Liberal government weighs the pros and cons of keeping – or abandoning – a major campaign promise. Continue reading
A report on the federal government’s online electoral reform survey says two-thirds of Canadians who responded are happy with how the current voting system works. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau’s newly minted minister for democratic institutions is refusing to repeat the prime minister’s campaign promise that the 2015 election would be the last conducted under the first-past-the-post voting system. Continue reading
