Julian Sher's Investigative Journalism on the Net site has these and many more useful links for finding people. Julian is a producer with CBC's The Fifth Estate and his web-site archives his articles on using the Net as a resource for journalists. Canada 411 is a phone directory listing all provinces except Alberta and Saskatchewan. Yellow Pages Federal Government Phone Book Infospace has more than 110 million listings in Canada and the U.S., including white pages in most cities, government blue pages and a fax directory. World Phone Book Profnet allows you to search for an expert on a particular subject by filling out a form which goes out to major campuses and think tanks in North America.
Sources provides a listing of Canadian experts.
This is a monster list compiled by Dean Tudor, a professor in the School of Journalism at Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto. A great resource for journalists looking for information, with many Canadian links. This link will take you CETH's brief introduction to humanities computing and the evolution of the electronic text. An international electronic seminar on the application of computers to the humanities edited by Willard McCarty and Christopher Fox. A great tool for preparing your GIF images for on-line display.