To Ken Dryden, MP:- Dear Sir:- Congratulations on winning the election in your riding and as you change from hockey to politics you will find much of the "play" is the same. Hockey is a spectator sport -- my husband and I are avid hockey fans and you can be certain, the World Hockey games were watched. However, we are quite content now watching the Brampton Battalion games -- a young team but interesting. In politics, we also find many spectators -- many of whom are seeking his or her family history, genetic problems, lost ancestors, Home Children sent to Canada between 1860 to 1930 -- 25% identified. Please check the following Ontario scoreboard -- the * means NEW http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index3.htm#ON Find your name and note the BLUE ? -- this means you have not replied if others have written to you. Click on your name -- I will be forwarding the constituency address to Gordon A. Watts, Co-Chair of the Canada Census Committee There is a very simple way to get rid of the BLUE ? -- reply to this email and hopefully be in agreement with release of the 1911 and later Canadian census records. There is a great deal of information at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index.htm/ The 1911 records were supposed to have been released June 1, 2003, following the 92-year rule for release to the Nationall Library and Archives Canada. However, a non-elected person, the Chief Statistician Dr. Ivan P. Fellegi has yet to release these -- nor has the Prime Minister directed this gentleman to do so. Also, in addition to above, the 1911 census records were the last ones prior to World War One -- many are listed on them who did not return. Sincerely hope you will agree to vote in favour of any census release bill when it will be presented in the House of Commons. Committee members are avid watchers of CPAC -- a great channel! Sincerely, Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Avenue, Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 905-451-3542