Editor:
Perhaps now that an Elections Canada spokesman has revealed that the bulk of the 31,000 messages its received from Canadians concerning alleged fraudulent robo-calls were themselves made via automated forms or online form letters, people will tone down their hysteria on the issue.
Particularly since most of the calls were solicited by anti-government activists and were non-specific in nature.
Let's leave the investigation of any electioneering wrong doing to Elections Canada and the RCMP and have Parliament get on with its business.
John Amon, Victoria