UPDATED DECEMBER 18, 2022
I was able to write a letter to every member of parliament, it should take you 8 hours. All you need already is a printer, paper and envelopes. For home printing, I recommend a cheap laser printer. If you don't have a printer, you can save as a pdf and call your local print shop for a quote.
What you need:
Laser Toner: 1/2 of toner cartridge
Paper: 1 Ream
Letters: Peel & Stick letters will make your life easier! - Better prices at Dollarama or Staples
Canadians are allowed to send "government mail" to and from our members of parliament free of charge (Link). Postage is Free. The issue becomes how can we do so in large quantities quickly?. Microsoft Word has a tool called mail merge It allows you to write one letter and automatically print out 338 copies individually addressed to each MP, the same goes for envelopes!
I spent 6 hours making the mailing list from the government website for constituency offices so you don't have to.
All you have to do is write one letter and spend 30 minutes googling how mail merge works. Then by using my spreadsheet (The last three columns are formatted for address blocks!) you can quickly print out 338 letters and 338 envelopes. You can also use the list to target specific parties by using the "filter" tool when creating your mail merge.
MP - Mailing List (LINK) UPDATED February 2023 - Let me know if there are any issues with the spreadsheet.
Senator - Mailing List (LINK) UPDATED December 2022 - Let me know if there are any issues with the spreadsheet.
If anyone needs help writing letters, I recommend the templates provided by Calibre Mag https://calibremag.ca/bill-c-21-form...-form-letters/
Sample Envelope
Sample Letter
Sample Output (May 2020)
Email Option
User RoboRich reached out and showed off he super awesome SEMI-AUTO Email Technology. For those that want to send emails, I would encourage you to check out his website.
As a word of caution, in addition to sending your name and email to your MP, I assume RoboRich would also get a copy of the email.
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