Asked my dentist and his assistant if they had ever heard about the 1911 census campaign and they said no. Must return in a few weeks for a filling so I'll show them the census for the block where the office is located. A well known local man lived across the street and his home was demolished about the time the dentist moved there. Nearby is a heritage home that belonged to relatives of a former politician. I was able to pass along the census information to the Restoration Committee after transcribing the district for the 1906 census. One of my genealogy files has names and known family members of all the Canadian Pime Ministers. Sir Charles Tupper belongs in the family tree but the others provide an easy way to keep references for Canadian history. Maybe non-genealogists would care more about the census campaign if they could names for the location of their places of work or residence. More horses than people in my neighborhood. And now back to the transcription of 1906 for an area where one of the current Alberta politicians grew up. -- Elizabeth