 Canada's foreign-born population at 75-year peak
(Reuters via Yahoo! News: Tue, 04 Dec) One in five people in Canada last year was born in another country, the highest proportion since the 1930s, according to census data released on Tuesday.
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 Three authors at Barrington Books this weekend
(Barrington Times: Wed, 05 Dec) Barrington Books will host three local authors this weekend as well as a holiday storytime. The storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 7, with bookseller Trinki Brueckner, who will read "Latkes and Applesauce" and "The Night Before Christmas." Light refreshments will be served.
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(Drowned In Sound: Wed, 05 Dec) So human activity is going to continue to produce greenhouse gasses.
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 Redding Health office has information on Lyme disease
(Redding Pilot: Wed, 05 Dec) The following information on Lyme disease has been provided by the town’s health department. Lyme disease is an illness caused by a spirochete, a corkscrew shaped bacterium, Borrelia burgdorferi.
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(Tiscali: Wed, 05 Dec) Only one-fifth of those newcomers spoke either English or French, Canada’s two official languages. Chinese languages were the third most common mother tongue, after English and French.
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 Winnipeg attracts more new Canadians
(winnipegsun.com: Tue, 04 Dec) OTTAWA — The Winnipeg region has experienced moderate growth in its immigrant population over the last five years, according to new census data released Tuesday.
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