[BLOG] Some Monday links

• blogTO reports on five up-and-coming Toronto neighbourhoods.
• The Broadside Blog’s Caitlin Kelly discusses one issue of migrants: where is home?
• Centauri Dreams considers globular clusters as locations for starfaring civilizations.
• The Dragon’s Gaze notes hot Neptune HD 175607b and brown dwarf Gliese 758b.
• The Dragon’s Tales notes the importance of Neandertal genes in the modern human immune system and notes the climate impact of eclipses on the climate of Titan.
• Geocurrents maps crime in California.
• Language Log notes the popularity of “they” used in the singular third-person.
• Lawyers, Guns and Money suggests tariffs could play a useful role.
• The Map Room Blog shares a map of the biomes of an Earth where the continents were tilted 90 degrees.
• Nicholas Whyte notes J.R.R. Tolkein was a teacher of Mary Renault, and that the two writers were fans of each other’s work.
• Cheri Lucas Rowlands shares photos from England.
• Peter Rukavina notes his work in assembling a Schedule for Charlottetown transit.
• The Russian Demographicsd Blog notes a global survey on the importance of religion in different countries.
• Torontoist looks at political turmoil in pre-1837 Upper Canada.
• Towleroad notes a gay couple that got on kiss cam in a Kings game.
• Window on Eurasia suggests nationalism in Tatarstan is on the point of boiling over, notes the dire demographics of even large Russophone communities like those in Latvia, and notes the arguments of a Ukrainian who suggests the example of Belarus shows Russian should not be given official status.