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2021 Census of Canada. Indigenous people

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This publication examines results from the 2021 Census of Canada regarding Indigenous people in Alberta. The topics covered include population growth, age structure, gender distribution and... More ≫

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This publication examines results from the 2021 Census of Canada regarding Indigenous people in Alberta. The topics covered include population growth, age structure, gender distribution and regional comparisons.

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2016 Census of Canada. Aboriginal people in Alberta : a regional perspective

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Analyses data gathered in the 2016 Census of Canada as it pertains to the Aboriginal population in Alberta, and compares key demographic and economic indicators to the Alberta population as a... More ≫

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Analyses data gathered in the 2016 Census of Canada as it pertains to the Aboriginal population in Alberta, and compares key demographic and economic indicators to the Alberta population as a whole and to the Aboriginal population in 2006. Topics covered include population distribution and growth, income levels, employment and unemployment rates, labour force participation, interprovincial and intraprovincial migration rates, and education levels.

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2016 Census of Canada. Aboriginal people

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This release examines the demographic and geographic aspects of the Aboriginal identity population in Alberta from the 2016 Census. The Aboriginal population is relatively young and growing at a... More ≫

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This release examines the demographic and geographic aspects of the Aboriginal identity population in Alberta from the 2016 Census. The Aboriginal population is relatively young and growing at a fast rate. The majority of Aboriginal people lived in urban areas of the province.

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National Household Survey. Aboriginal people in Alberta : a regional perspective

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Aboriginal people in Alberta face different socioeconomic circumstances than other Albertans. At the provincial level in 2011, Aboriginal people had lower incomes and were less likely to be in the... More ≫

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Aboriginal people in Alberta face different socioeconomic circumstances than other Albertans. At the provincial level in 2011, Aboriginal people had lower incomes and were less likely to be in the labour force. If they were participating in the labour force, they were more likely to be unemployed. Almost three times as many Aboriginal people reported low educational attainment compared with non‑Aboriginal Albertans. Aboriginal seniors were more likely to be living in low income and less likely to be living alone. The proportion of Aboriginal children living in low income was over twice the comparable rate for non‑Aboriginal children.

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