[governance] Canadian meeting

[lissjeffrey at sympatico.ca]

Thanks for this.
Please report back to the list on the results of this meeting (when you have 
time).

Many of us have organized coverage, links and national events in our own CS 
community spaces online and offline. Some of us have endorsed the Citizens 
Summit (citizens-summit.org), and also intend to follow developments in 
Tunis closely, and to communicate to our alliance of netizens, here in  
Canada.

Canada may soon have an election, so we have another reason for watching 
closely to see what stands our government takes. Representation cuts both 
ways;  many civil society members vote, have some modest influence, and care 
strongly about Internet Governance and even more strongly about Canada's 
willingness to speak independently of the US (as we did with Iraq).

Liss Jeffrey, PhD
Founding director
eCommons/agora
for the Wsis 2 witness team
http://wsis.ecommons.ca



>From: Vittorio Bertola <vb at bertola.eu.org>
>To: WSIS Internet Governance Caucus <governance at lists.cpsr.org>
>Subject: [governance] Canadian meeting
>Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 16:32:45 +0100
>
>As not everyone reads the Plenary list... the group led by Canada to
>discuss "common points to move forward", involving most key countries
>except the EU, is meeting at 5pm in room "Dogdy" (or something like
>that). The IG Caucus is presently meeting, but some of us should go
>there - we've been invited.
>--
>vb.             [Vittorio Bertola - v.bertola [a] bertola.eu.org]<-----
>http://bertola.eu.org/  <- Prima o poi...
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