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Line 49: Large-scale emigration abroad as well as to Northern Italy, which began to diminish only in the 1970s, has had a lasting effect on the demographic situation in the region. Emigrants from Siderno immigrated to the United States, Canada and Australia<ref>[http://www.italianlives.arts.uwa.edu.au/stories/pisconeri Maria Pisconeri (née Panetta)], Italian Lives in Western Australia</ref><ref>[http://www.familiesunearthed.com/lagana/lagana-giovanni.htm Giovanni Lagana & Maria Larosa], Lagana Family Genealogy</ref> since the end of the 19th century to find employment. Many ~~moving~~moved to Canada settled in [[Schreiber, Ontario]], ~~because~~due ofto ~~the~~then-ongoing construction of the [[Canadian Pacific Railway]] ~~and many played a major part in its completion~~. One of them was Cosimo Figliomeni. His good fortune and letters home lured many of his villagers to jobs in Schreiber. Half of Schreiber's 2,000 residents trace their roots to ~~the Italian city of~~ Siderno.<ref name=doc>[http://www.whitepinepictures.com/seeds/i/7/index.html Sons and Daughters: The Italians of Schreiber], A Scattering of Seeds – The Creation of Canada</ref> ==Economy==

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