Editor:
I wrote to our member of Parliament John Weston asking him if he was going to send us the "10 percenter" regarding the negative advertising about Justin Trudeau. I received a response within seconds (in both official languages) that "due to the high volume of emails" he'd get back to me in a timely manner if I provided my full name, address, mailing address and postal code. Apparently without that information, nothing can happen.
I sent a second e-mail providing all that information, (which I presume that someone will put on a data base), and waited for a response, which came within seconds. "Due to the high volume, blah, blah, blah". I again sent my concern, and again I provided by name, address, phone number and postal code and for the third time, I got back the computer response.
How exactly do I get in touch with my MP?
Sue Carson, Halfmoon Bay
