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Aboriginal identity population by age groups, median age and sex, 2006 counts for both sexes, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities) with 5,000-plus population - 20% sample data

Where do Aboriginal people live? Aboriginal people live in different areas across Canada. The data are presented for First Nation, Métis and Inuit peoples for geographical locations including Canada, the provinces, the territories, the census metropolitan areas, and communities. The tables also present data by age groups and sex, along with median age.

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Geographic name CSD type Total population Aboriginal identity population1 North American Indian Métis Inuit Non-aboriginal identity population
Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest Sort highest to lowest Sort lowest to highest
Canada !   31,241,030 1,172,785 698,025 389,780 50,480 30,068,240
Ontario !   12,028,895 242,495 158,395 73,605 2,035 11,786,405
Carleton Place, T (Ont.) T 9,355 220 175 45 0 9,135
Parry Sound, T (Ont.) T 5,600 280 165 110 0 5,315
Perth, T (Ont.) ! T 5,890 120 55 25 10 5,770
Saugeen Shores, T (Ont.) ! T 11,555 310 195 110 0 11,240
South Bruce Peninsula, T (Ont.) ! T 8,275 170 135 0 0 8,105
Lakeshore, T (Ont.) T 33,105 595 220 320 0 32,510
Aylmer, T (Ont.) ! T 7,000 45 35 10 0 6,950
Ingersoll, T (Ont.) T 11,605 130 90 35 0 11,470
Erin, T (Ont.) T 11,100 30 15 15 0 11,075
Shelburne, T (Ont.) ! T 4,905 15 15 0 0 4,890
East Gwillimbury, T (Ont.) T 20,685 160 115 25 0 20,525
Georgina, T (Ont.) T 41,930 875 490 330 0 41,055
Cobourg, T (Ont.) ! T 17,535 210 130 60 0 17,325
Deseronto, T (Ont.) ! T 1,795 250 220 15 0 1,550
Greater Napanee, T (Ont.) T 14,915 415 275 110 10 14,500
Huntsville, T (Ont.) ! T 17,970 335 165 150 15 17,635
Gravenhurst, T (Ont.) ! T 10,360 210 150 30 0 10,150
Bracebridge, T (Ont.) ! T 15,360 235 150 85 0 15,125
Goderich, T (Ont.) T 7,445 50 50 0 0 7,395
Wasaga Beach, T (Ont.) ! T 15,010 125 65 45 0 14,885
Petrolia, T (Ont.) T 5,060 95 65 30 0 4,960
Plympton-Wyoming, T (Ont.) T 7,500 135 65 50 10 7,370
Hawkesbury, T (Ont.) ! T 10,510 110 100 0 0 10,400
Kirkland Lake, T (Ont.) T 8,025 460 185 260 0 7,570
Marathon, T (Ont.) ! T 3,850 300 165 115 0 3,555
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1. The total Aboriginal identity population includes the Aboriginal groups (North American Indian, Métis and Inuit), multiple Aboriginal responses and Aboriginal responses not included elsewhere.

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