Ontario's None of the Above Direct Democracy Party (NOTA Party) calls for Referendum on our response to Trump Tariffs and Strategic Voting in closely contested ridings to defeat Doug Ford's Government in the upcoming February 27, 2025 Ontario Election.

Stephen R Campbell is currently running in LAMBTON-KENT-MIDDLESEX by-election on May 2nd, 2024. You can watch his recent debate here...

If you voted in the ridings of Scarborough North or Scarborough Southwest during the recent Ontario Provincial Election, you probably noticed the option to vote for a candidate representing the “None of The Above Party.”…

The Citizen invited local candidates in the June 2 election to tell voters what they hope to do for the riding if elected. Today: Chris Beauchamp of the None of the Above party, who is…

WILDCARD: Interview with Greg Vezina, Leader and President of the None of the Above Direct Democracy Party Link: https://www.iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1010/audio/podcasts/wildcard-greg-vezina-interview-1.17723049

Ontario's None of the Above Direct Democracy Party (NOTA Party) announced long time Mississauga resident Brian Crombie has been acclaimed as the candidate in Mississauga-South riding in the June 2, 2022 Ontario General Election. Brian…

Organizers of electoral debates should accommodate candidates from smaller political parties, according to the legal remedy. A small political party challenges in court an Elections Ontario directive on the participation of fringe parties in non-televised…

Ontario’s provincial election is approaching with what looks to be a highly contested campaign. While the Liberals, Conservatives, and NDP remain expected to put up a fight, the None Of The Above direct democracy party…

The None of the Above Direct Democracy Party already has 45 candidates for the June 2, 2022 Ontario Election, ahead of the 42 nominated in 2018. Some of the well known NOTA Party candidates nominated…

The previous Ottawa-Vanier 2016 provincial by-election candidate, Above Znoneofthe, formerly Sheldon Bergson, has been officially nominated to run again, and the previous 2018 Ontario General Election candidate Keegan Bennett will run in the adjacent Ottawa…

The ruling Friday, October 11, 2019 at 7:10 in the evening came four hours after the hearing for a two-part injunction application brought by self-represented Mississauga Centre riding Independent candidate Greg Vezina against the City…

Officially, Keegan Bennett is independent, but he actually represents the None of the Above Party (NOTA). The party’s main proposed policy is a transition away from Canada’s conventional representative democracy in favour of more direct…

During the 2014 provincial election, Vezina founded and became leader of the NOTA the Party of Ontario and ran as one of the eight founding candidates in the riding of Mississauga-Erindale. Vezina is running on…

"It is quite incredible that elections in Canada today require the intervention of foreign broadcasters and journalists to be fair and democratic, a sentiment many in the USA agree with.” - Dan Donovan, Ottawa Life…

MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA, September 6, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The None of the Above Direct Democracy Party leader Greg Vezina sent a letter today to the Chief Electoral Officer and Commissioner of Canada Elections asking them…

“Stéphane Perrault Chief Electoral Officer of Canada email: info@elections.ca Yves Côté, Q.C. Commissioner of Canada Elections email: info@cef-cce.ca 30 Victoria Street Gatineau, Quebec K1A 0M6 Dear Mr. Perrault and Mr. Côté: I am writing to…

The None of the Above Direct Democracy Party is registering with Elections Canada this week and it has already nominated 36 candidates in over 10% of the 338 ridings almost a month before the September…

Leaders of the Libertarian Party and the None of the Above Party, along with an independent candidate, talk to Nick about the 2018 election. https://www.cp24.com/video?clipId=1401983

Could voting for a fringe party this upcoming provincial election have a big impact on the election results?

The man who was beaten by a Toronto police officer during a G20 protest almost eight years ago is running as a candidate in the Ontario election. Adam Nobody told CityNews he plans to run…

Greg Vezina is the President of None of the Above Party joins ON Point to let you know, you have other choices! Recent Ipsos poll: 74% of Ontarians wish for different leader in provincial election…

Ontario’s None of The Above Direct Democracy Party (“NOTA Party”) Leader Greg Vezina announced several smaller and new parties are launching a Charter Challenge against more than a dozen of Ontario’s rigged election laws for…

We are losing our most basic, fundamental, democratic rights in our polling-based, follow-the-leader, horse-race, media-manipulated politics.

The Ontario None of the Above Party (NOTA) nominates Above Znoneofthe as candidate for the June 1, 2017, Sault Ste. Marie provincial by-election, registers all 122 riding associations (RAs), and announces candidate nominations closing for…

He was a provincial candidate for the Mike Harris Progressive Conservatives, and ran under the Green Party banner. He thought Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne was serious in her promise to “do politics differently.” But Greg…

Candidates from Pauper Party of Ontario and None of the Above Party not invited to debate. Candidates from two fringe parties tried to join a debate for the provincial Ottawa-Vanier byelection, despite a lack of…

Two candidates putting their name forward to voice displeasure with current politics. Greg Vezina doesn’t like what he sees in today’s political arena. And he’s running in the Whitby-Oshawa byelection to help change that.

Sheldon Bergson changed his last name to Znoneofthe. First name, Above. He was planning to run in the federal election because he was disenchanted with Stephen Harper’s Conservative government. He admits to seeing the movie…

Greg Vezina, None of the Above Party candidate in the Whitby-Oshawa byelection, is threatening legal action after he was excluded from participating in an all candidates’ forum.

If you’re a voter in the Feb. 11 Whitby-Oshawa byelection and you’re dissatisfied with the status quo in Ontario politics, I have a better way for you to protest than not voting or declining your…

Governments must stop picking winners and losers and let the market decide. We hear a lot these days from politicians, environmentalists and the industry itself about electric vehicles being on the cutting edge of the…

Canada will miss its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets until it invests in new energy technologies, not just a favoured few. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the premiers will be putting on their green-coloured glasses…

Do the changes Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and her Liberal government made to their law regarding politically partisan advertising violate provincial and federal election laws and regulations?

Cap-and-trade and selling Hydro One are even bigger mistakes than the Liberals’ disastrous green energy plan. Premier Kathleen Wynne can’t stop rising energy costs in Ontario because of her refusal to buy hydro power from…

Canada is missing out on its share of the surging multitrillion-dollar global clean energy market, which last year dropped by 5% compared to 24 of the largest exporting countries. Lost opportunities cost us $8.7 billion…

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal government had us pay $1 billion more for electricity than the market value of that power in October alone, part of our annual, multibillion-dollar, so-called “Global Adjustment” charge.

Aside from the Kathleen Wynne's Liberals -- and maybe the unions -- the big winner in last week's Ontario election might have been the proponents of 'none of the above.' According to unofficial results released…

The “none-of-the-above” movement is growing globally and this month gained a foothold in Ontario.