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The PM has no email, but how about EFax?
In fact, I've set up a form off my homepage that lets you do just that.
Check it out if you like.

Rick Broadhead (rickb@hookup.net) writes:
> 
> <excerpt from Globe article>
> 
>>Unlike the United States, where the White House and every serious 
>>presidential candidate has a Web home page, the Prime Minister's Office 
>>is not yet on-line and most MPs do not yet have e-mail address to 
>>communicate with constituents.  Even the Canadian Radio-television and 
>>telecommunications Commission "which is supposed to be cutting edge, does 
>>not accept e-mail from the public," Mr Bourque said. 

 
> 
> You might be interested to know that the Prime Minister wrote the foreword to 
> the 1996 Canadian Internet Handbook (just released in bookstores across 
> Canada).  Unfortunately, Jeff Sallot is right that the Prime Minister is not 
> yet accessible electronically.  We requested an e-mail address to include with 
> his foreword but Jean Chretien's press office told us that "they are not ready
> yet". 
> 
--
Pierre Bourque
Co-Author, "FREENET FOR THE FUN OF IT"  
Columnist,THE HILL TIMES & OTTAWA XPRESS
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