We in Scotland will not see our 1921 Census until around 2022. However we can access all birth, marriage, death and divorce records from when they were officially introduced in 1855 until about six months previous to present time. These records are uploaded daily. Canada is missing a trick here. Register House in Edinburgh provide you with a computer, where you can look at all these certificates plus Old Parish Records and Census Records from 1841 until 1911. They charge £15.00 for a day search and provide power points at every desk for laptops. They are always busy with searchers from every corner of the world with Scottish relatives or ancestors. They also have an online service, which does not give sight of full certificates under 100 years old for births, but will give a full name and place index. Genealogy is not just for “a few old people”, there are plenty of youngsters doing genealogy. Also these records provide invaluable insight for researchers who, for example, are studying, to name but a few, breast cancer, lung cancer and Huntingdons Chorea occurrences within families.