Not automated, but quick using keyboard:

1a.  Using Firefox/Mozilla/Netscape browser:
CTL-L, goes to URL field and highlights it.

OR

1b.  Using MSIE browser:
ALT-D goes to URL field and highlights it.

2.  CTL-C, copies URL to clipboard
3.  Move to field in Sesame
4.  CTL-V to paste from clipboard.
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A small third party utility could  be written to save the URL to a file and then Sesame could read the line from the saved file. Then you could have Sesame run two @Shell commands, the first to open the browser, the second to run the utility.

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But....... if you can have Sesame open the browser to the correct page with @SynchShell, then make the page a variable and just make the Element equal to the variable.
Will look something like this (syntax not correct):

var vURL as String
vURL = http://findaperson.canada411.ca/10649/search/Find_Person?firstname_begins_with=1&firstname=&name=wettlaufer&city_zip=hamilton&state_id=ON

@SyncShell("broswer vUrl")

Element = vURL 

The work EASY in your original question will not apply here.
You are looking for multiple fields of data

1.  In the browser, File Save As Path\File1.txt
2.  Use Sesame FileOpen
3.  Use Sesame FileReadLn to parse the data out. 
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The parsing is more than I can provide here, can only suggest the technique:

You could use FIND to Search for lines with "resultlink"  like these lines I saved from that Search Web page: [quote]      swapElementText('resultlink_1','__FIRST__',"A");
swapElementText('resultlink_1','__LAST__',"Spires");
swapElementText('resultlink_1','__CITY__',"Richmond");
swapElementText('resultlink_1','__STATE__',"BC");
swapElementText('resultlink_1','__ADDRESS_ESC__',"4600%20Westwater%20Dr,%20Ste%2
0316");
write the results to another smaller file. 

@Shell(FIND "resultlink" Path\File1.txt  >> Path\File2.txt) 

Now use Sesame FileOpen("Path\File2.txt") and the FileReadLn to parse out the values at the ends of the lines using something like @MidString.  Wll need to make a loop to process all of the "resultlink" lines to save values as variables and then send the values to the Elements.

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Note: possible structure only provided here.  Syntax to be defined by you.