主题：加拿大华人紧急行动！！ -- 唵啊吽
Raymond Chan (陳卓愉), former federal Minister of State. Former MP for Richmond. Liberal.
Ida Chong, BC Cabinet Minister. MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head. BC Liberal.
Michael Chong (莊文浩), former federal Cabinet Minister. MP for Wellington—Halton Hills. Conservative.
Gordon Chong, former city councillor and former vice-chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission.
Olivia Chow (鄒至蕙), MP for Trinity—Spadina. New Democrat.
Adrienne Clarkson (伍冰枝), Governor General of Canada from 1999 to 2005, former journalist, novelist, publisher, winner of the Gemini Award Best Host in a Light Information.
Douglas Jung (鄭天崋), first Canadian of Chinese origin elected to Parliament. Former MP for Vancouver Centre. Conservative.
Norman Kwong (林佐民), former Lieutenant Governor of Alberta and star football player in CFL.
Jenny Kwan (關慧貞), former BC Cabinet Minister. MLA for Vancouver-Mount Pleasant. New Democrat.
David Lam (林思齊), former BC Lieutenant Governor (1988-1995).
Art Lee, former MP for Vancouver East and Parliamentary Secretary. Former leader of British Columbia Liberal Party. Liberal.
Philip S. Lee (李紹麟) Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (2009-present)
Richard Lee, British Columbia Liberal Party MLA for Burnaby North. BC Liberal.
Sophia Leung, former MP for Vancouver—Kingsway and Parliamentary Secretary. Liberal.
Raymond Louie, Vancouver city councillor, former school trustee.
Alan Lowe, former Mayor of Victoria, BC.
Jean Lumb, community activist and first Chinese-Canadian to receive the Order of Canada.
Gary Mar, Former Albertan Cabinet Minister and MLA for Calgary-Mackay. Conservative.
Inky Mark (麥鼎鴻), MP for Dauphin—Swan River. Conservative.
Vivienne Poy (利德蕙), first senator of Chinese ancestry, and sister-in-law to Adrienne Clarkson. Liberal.
Peter Wing, first mayor of Chinese descent in North America, three successive terms as mayor of Kamloops starting in 1966.
Alice Wong, MP for Richmond and Parliamentary Secretary. Conservative.
Bob Wong, former Ontario Cabinet Minister and MPP for Fort York. Liberal.
Tony C. Wong (黃志華), former Ontario MPP for Markham, former York Region Councillor. Liberal.
Patrick Wong, former BC MLA for Vancouver-Kensington. BC Liberal.
Teresa Woo-Paw, Albertan MLA for Calgary-Mackay. Conservative.
John Yap, BC MLA for Richmond-Steveston. BC Liberal.
David Xiao, Albertan MLA for Edmonton-McClung. Conservative.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_Canadians
提个问题，我们向候选人提出我们的政治议题，和选举又什么关系吗？是要求候选人答应当选后解决，不然就不选她\他吗？如果没人答应，该选谁呢？
05年左右加拿大安省大选，自由党口口声声说当选后绝不加税，后来当选后第一件事就是加税。
写信给竞选候选人，提出我们关心的问题，（如希望看到铁路博物馆有关于铁路华工贡献的资料），问如果他当选能否付诸实施。最好是代表当地华人团体在他竞选问答时提出，先介绍当地华人团体成员即家属总人数（暗示选票数目），陈述大家认可的事实，即1867年7月1日加拿大联邦成立之初只有四个省，一个不可否认的事实，然后诉说他铁路华工的重要性，主贴第三段就是这样，我在open mike上讲过，效果很好，只是当时我没没有诉求，我也没有搞得录像，很遗憾。告诉他我们要投票选一个当选后能够在国会提议定6月22日为铁路华工纪念日提案的议员，问他是否愿意在国会上提出此提案。全过程要录像录下来，可以用录像为他拉华人选票，也是纪录在案看他当选后是否实践诺言，更重要的是将录像传播的过程本身就是宣传铁路华工重要性的过程。
写邮件也是一样，一旦他承诺了，就把求诉信和他的答复一起放到网上，并把链接送回给他提醒他承认的事情。他当选后再提醒，他去了渥太华后再提醒。
2005年BC省宣布过11月1－7日为纪念华工开拓铁路周，我至今不知道是否定为每年都举行的纪念周还是只是2005年一次性活动，但是，就加拿大天气来说，11月不是大家举行活动的日子，定在暑假更方便儿童少年参加活动。
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当然，人不犯我，我不犯人
因为俺有哥们姐们在加拿大。
即使是资本操纵，但是还是给百姓以表达意愿的机会。
我们在国内争得就是这个表达意愿的机会，而不是希望主导政治。
我的观点：
1、中国需要民主 唵啊吽:【原创】老师打学生的近代民主运动
2、中国民主不要照搬西方的民主模式，西方民主模式有西方文化历史背景
3、中国民主改革不允许外国势力介入
我们在海外不能指望政府有对少数民族逆向歧视的优惠政策，我们也不是革命家，只是在框架内争取平等权利。