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Canada’s Aboriginal Populations

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1 Canada’s Aboriginal Populations
Adapted from: Geography of Canada

2 Aboriginals Types of Aboriginals Land Claims in Canada

3 Types of Aboriginals

4 Types of Aboriginals Number of Aboriginals, 2001 Inuit Métis
First Nations Inuit Métis First Nations

5 Types of Aboriginals Percentage of Aboriginals in the population, 2006

6 Types of Aboriginals Distribution of the urban Aboriginal population, 1996 and 2006 First Nations Métis Inuit

7 Types of Aboriginals

8 Types of Aboriginals

9 Types of Aboriginals

10 Land Claims in Canada

11 Land Claims in Canada

12 Land Claims in Canada The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement created Canada’s newest territory in 1999.

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