A bit more than 20% of Canadians are French speakers. Also, something like 20 % of Canadians are foreign born (with probably some small overlap with the first group). With those two factoids in mind, I find the predominance of Anglo-Saxon names on that website and the absence of obvious names belonging to people in the groups previously mentioned quite surprising. I realize that names aren't always a good indication, but it does seem odd that few or none of Canada's large and visible "ethnic communities" (in a country that tries to pride itself on same) are represented.

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Has anyone croched the cat house on lion brands website? Would like to make a bigger one for my dog.

Google Ngram Viewer. This is very interesting. It charts frequencies of any word or short sentence found in the sources printed since 1800 up to 2012. You can see when certain words became popular. Try it! https://books.google.com/ngrams