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How to find your MP
By CPJ | Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
CPJ’s Envisioning Canada Without Poverty campaign has ended. We thank CPJ members and supporters for contacting their MPs and sharing the important message that poverty must be addressed. Thanks to you, the campaign was a success. For new opportunities to get involved in the fight against poverty, check out CPJ’s new campaign: Dignity for All.
To find your MP, visit www.elections.ca or www.parl.gc.ca and enter your postal code. Once you find your MP, there will be information on his or her address and contact information for your local constituency office.
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