To Ms. Liza Frulla - MP:- First of all, I am not one of your constituents, but am a co-chair of the Canada Census Committee. We feel, regardless of your personal riding, that you should answer to all Canadians. Checking your personal scoreboard postings, I notice the last time you answered anyone was in 2002 - to Gilbert Provost, a member of the Canada Census Committee. As Federal Heritage Minister, your "job description" concerns many avenues -- old buildings, records, relationships and more. Parliamentary sessions will soon be starting and it would be nice to have your personal thoughts about any bill that may be introduced in the House of Commons for release of the 1911 census -- now overdue, according to the 92-year release date, by one year -- should have been June 1, 2003. A great deal of information for you to peruse is at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/index.htm All listings are in both languages. Petitions are being signed and will be ready for any bill presentation. Sincerely hope you will PERSONALLY change the GREEN to GOLD! On another topic -- today's Toronto Sun has an article that you, as Federal Heritage Minister, are watching Don Cherry for his often undesired remarks. [My husband turns off the sound when he is speaking] Very possibly you, as Federal Heritage Minister, should look within the House of Commons elected membership -- one Member of Parliament should also be under your scrutiny. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, ON