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Country living continues to decline as majority of Canadians live in big cities - Winnipeg Free Press

Country living continues to decline as majority of Canadians live in big cities
Winnipeg Free Press
But new census data shows the country's largest cities continue to be a magnet pulling in people from rural areas. Fewer than one in five Canadians now live in rural areas, Statistics Canada reported Wednesday when it released its first batch of ...
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Logger encourages farmers: Fight for rural way of life - Agri-View

Logger encourages farmers: Fight for rural way of life
Agri-View
Third-generation Montana logger Bruce Vincent pleads with farmers to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with other rural-based industries like his to defend "the rural way of life." In an impassioned, off-the-cuff address during Corn/Soy EXPO last week in ...

Number of rural residents decreasing in Saskatchewan - Regina Leader-Post

Number of rural residents decreasing in Saskatchewan
Regina Leader-Post
By pamela cowan, Leader-Post February 9, 2012 The number of Saskatchewan residents living in rural areas decreased from 35 per cent in 2006 to 33 per cent. REGINA — Enos Sproat delivered his first load of grain 80 years ago.

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Mexico City modern metro meets ancient Aztec life - STLtoday.com

Mexico City modern metro meets ancient Aztec life
STLtoday.com
Few people in this semi-rural borough deny its benefits. But for many, the metro's arrival is also a sign that the slow rhythms of their unique little piece of Mexico City, already fading, soon will come to an end. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte) After two ...

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