R3xit Letter writing campaign

Several R3ers talked about starting a letter writing campaign about the recent changes to music.cbc.ca and to R3. Benoit from Ottawa was kind enough to look up addresses.

Comments

Comments from the last blog day, June 24-27, 2016:

Actual typed in text

Benoit from Ottawa wrote: "Should we try to stir a tiny shitstorm of actual written letters to the Prime Minister enquiring why CBC music on the web is now geofenced, i.e. interdicted internationally?

Makes no sense: the web is for being international. Everyone (except CBC.ca) knows that, it seems.

C.c. the Minister of Global Affairs, the old "Foreign" and previously "External" Affairs Department."

Ok, I've looked at thing a little, and minister of "Global Affairs" doesn't exist (The Dept does, but it's Dion minister of Foreign, and another for International Trade).

Note: Mail (I suppose: from Canada) may be sent postage-free to any member of Parliament. (Copied from M. Joly’s site; confirms known fact.) (In the address, “Canada” in parentheses is for Americans, of course)

Addresses

The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, M.P.
Prime Minister
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
(Canada) K1A 0A6

The Honourable Mélanie Joly, M.P.
Minister of Canadian Heritage
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
(Canada) K1A 0A6

The Honourable Bardish Chagger (it’s a Ms Chagger)
Minister of Small Business and Tourism
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
(Canada) K1A 0A6

The Honourable Chrystia Freeland
Minister of International Trade
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
(Canada) K1A 0A6

Canadian Governmental Mailing Information

Mail (within Canada) may be sent postage-free to any member of Parliament.