The National Post with an update on an important initiative seemingly going nowhere.
Do-Not-Call Legislation Stuck on Hold
March 10, 2007
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I’m willing to fork out
Hey, I’m willing to pay to get my name on the do-not-call list and I bet lots of other Canadians are too. I’d pay up to $50. If we got 10,000 Canadians to ante up, that would be a big shot in the arm for getting the list off the ground!