A Note to Google Users on Net Neutrality

[TehBorken]

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[kitten]

This would affect Canadian users as well, wouldn't it?  Since we don't have Congressmen and such to write to and voice our opinions, where do we turn?  Is there a Canadian official that could help the cause of free Internet, or is this solely an American issue?