[DM] Ten links on migration (#demographics, #demographymatters)

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• CBC Kitchener-Waterloo notes how farmers in southwestern Ontario are trying to plan the transfer of their lands to new migrants.


• HuffPost Québec notes how the labour market of Gaspésie is starting to attract workers.


• The Guardian looks at how many New Zealanders are moving away from cities to less expensive and stressed rural areas.


• The murder of an maid from Indonesia in Malaysia is straining relations between the two neighbouring countries. The National Post reports


• Ozy looks how entrepreneurs from China, moving to Africa, are transforming that continent.


• Open Democracy examines the background behind an outbreak of anti-immigrant sentiment in Yakutsk.


• Doug Bock Clark writes at GQ about the underground networks smuggling North Koreans out of their country.


• Eater reports on the early 20th century migration of Punjabis to California that ended up creating a hybrid Punjabi-Mexican cuisine.


• Open Democracy tells the story of a woman who migrated from Thailand to Denmark for a marriage partner. Why is her migration less legitimate than others'?


• The Inter Press Service warns against treating migrants as human commodities.