GATINEAU, QC, Feb. 13, 2026 /CNW/ - The Commissioner of Canada Elections (CCE), Caroline J. Simard, announced today the publication of formal measures of compliance to address violations under the Canada Elections Act (the Act).

To maintain transparency, and as required by the Act, details related to these measures are published on the CCE's website.

Notices of violation imposing 16 AMPs were issued to 6 individuals for contravening rules related to voting more than once and for failing to comply with political financing and reporting requirements.

The CCE also accepted an undertaking from a former minister for illegal non-monetary contributions made to a political party in the context of a 2024 by-election.

Related information

• AMPs are administrative tools that the CCE can use to address violations under the Act. They aim to promote compliance with the Act. More information about AMPs can be found in the CCE's Policy for the Administrative Monetary Penalty Regime.
• An undertaking is a pledge made by an individual or entity that did not comply with a requirement of the Act and accepted by the Commissioner. Undertakings aim to ensure compliance with the Act.
• The CCE is responsible for ensuring compliance with, and enforcement of, the Act and the federal Referendum Act. The Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections is distinct from Elections Canada and carries out a different mandate.

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SOURCE Commissioner of Canada Elections