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The demographic growth of native peoples in Canada in the twentieth century
L'accroissement demographique des groupes autochtones du Canada au XXe siecle
1987
Cahiers québécois de démographie
L'accroissement demographique des groupes autochtones du Canada au XXe siecle
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"After presenting the various concepts defining the native peoples (registered and non registered Indians, Metis, Inuit), the authors examine the geographical distribution of the native populations in 1981, and their growth since 1901. The evolution of the age structure is also considered, and compared to the one observed for the Canadian population as a whole. Finally, the components of demographic growth (fertility, mortality, migration, ethnic and linguistic mobility) are analysed. Results
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