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Registered Indian population living on reserve by province of residence, Canada, 2011 (observed) and 2036 (according to five projection scenarios)

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This column clustered chart shows the Registered Indian population living on reserve by province of residence, for Canada, in 2011 (observed) and in 2036 (according to five projection scenarios).

The horizontal axis shows the provinces of residence and the vertical axis shows the population, in thousands.

Data table for figure 6
Table summary
This table displays the results of Registered Indian population living on reserve by province of residence. The information is grouped by Year / Scenario (appearing as row headers), Atlantic provinces, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, calculated using thousands units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Year / Scenario Atlantic provinces Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia
thousands
2011 (observed) 20 55 68 65 57 52 52
2036 (projected)  
Reference 26 73 87 91 91 74 86
Moderate convergence of fertility 27 76 90 97 101 77 89
Constant fertility 28 79 93 105 112 81 92
No ethnic mobility 26 72 87 91 91 74 86
No internal migration 26 72 85 93 88 72 63
Note: Because of the low number of Registered Indians living on reserve in the territories, only the data from the provinces are shown here.
Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division.
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