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Member of Parliament for London West / London-Ouest

Name: Ed Holder
e-Mail: <Holder.E@parl.gc.ca>
Party: Conservative Party of Canada

A Hill Times article by Simon Doyle, Abbas Rana and Bea Vongdouanchanh documents the 40 Conservative targeted ridings. The in-paper version included a table of the ridings, and I've linked this article with the 40 ridings so people will know if they are one of them.

Please try to talk to all Candidates about copyright, but especially talk to the Conservatives in these ridings. It would be great if during this election that the Conservatives could find their "Charlie Angus" -- someone who can switch the party from being anti-technology/modernization to being an advocate.

Hill Times journalists Abbas Rana, Simon Doyle and Harris MacLeod have assembled a list of 57 ridings in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec, where the parties won or lost by a margin of about five per cent or less in the last federal election. This is a superset of what Michael Geist called the Copyright MPs which won their riding by 10 percent or less in the last election and their riding is home to a university.

Monica Jarabek campaign sent me a copy of the Green Party reply to CIPPIC's questions.

Ms. Jarabek adds:

I will make a point of reading them to better understand the situation. If/when I am elected MP we will have to sit down over tea and really get the bottom of your issue.
Thanks
Monica

Dear Mr McOrmond,

Please find the platform of my party with regard to this issue as Follows:

London West NDP Response - Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic Questionnaire

New Democrats have traditionally expressed support for measures that protect the rights of creators, and ensure that their work is valued and compensated, whether it appears on the radio, in print media, on the internet or elsewhere.

New Democrats have also expressed that any copyright legislation needs to balance the rights of creators, users and distributors. Creators must be fairly compensated for their work, and only a creator can waive that right. At the same time, users need fair access, in order to encourage a vital Canadian culture. We would support legislative measures that involve a careful balancing of all of these factors.

Election 2006: Please add comments to discuss riding specific activities, links to candidate information, etc.

Incumbent information

London West / London-Ouest
MP: Hon. Sue Barnes (Parliamentary Internet)