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Population News Thursday October 25th 2007



Population growth slowing down as NZ agesPopulation growth slowing down as NZ ages
(NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News: Tue, 23 Oct) New Zealand's population is expected to grow for some time yet, but the rate of expansion will drop as the number of deaths catches up, then overtakes the national birth rate.


UK population projections due outUK population projections due out
(BBC News: Tue, 23 Oct) The latest predictions of the scale of Britain's population growth are published, including increased immigration estimates.


Bark and BashBark and Bash
(Creative Loafing Tampa: Wed, 24 Oct) Holiday Thursday, October 25 ... By Leilani Polk.Two fun Halloween events occur tonight in Clearwater and Tampa. The Barkoween Pet Costume Party -- a fundraiser for Stop Pet Overpopulation Together (SPOT) -- is a social gathering for doggies and their upright companions. The focus of the festivities is a costume contest with categories like "Scariest," "Funniest" and "Most Original." (Dressing ...


Growing like Aurora, town right on paceGrowing like Aurora, town right on pace
(yorkregion.com: Thu, 25 Oct) Whitchurch-Stouffville



World Population

UK population to reach 70 mln by 2028, study saysUK population to reach 70 mln by 2028, study says
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Tue, 23 Oct) The UK population will grow by almost 5 million to 65 million by 2016 and will pass the 70 million mark in 2028, according to official estimates Tuesday.


RESEARCH ALERT-Emirates Telecom gets HSBC RESEARCH ALERT-Emirates Telecom gets HSBC "overweight" rating
(Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia News: Sun, 21 Oct) DUBAI, Oct 21 - Emirates Telecommunications Corp gained an "overweight" recommendation from HSBC and target share price of 25.50 dirhams on expectation population growth and its Saudi affiliate will spur profits.


Nursing ranks in declineNursing ranks in decline
(CNews: Wed, 24 Oct) Canada's aging nurses have the country headed toward a shortage in their ranks, despite new figures showing their numbers growing faster than the population, according to the Canadian Nurses Association.


Get a Blue Card, EU's answer to the Green CardGet a Blue Card, EU's answer to the Green Card
(IBN live: Wed, 24 Oct) It’s working on a scheme to draw skilled professionals from places like India.


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