Final Data Report
Indigenous women lead language preservation in Canada The Mi'kmaq First Nation are indigenous to present-day Atlantic Canada (Flickr/ Shawn Harquail ). More Indigenous women speak or understand their primary Indigenous language than men in Canada, Statistics Canada reports. By number, there are more off-reserve Indigenous women than men who speak their primary Indigenous language. However, there are also more Indigenous women than men in Canada. Comparing the percentage of speakers to the population in each region, more Indigenous women than men speak their primary Indigenous language in all provinces and the Northwest Territories. The average Indigenous language speakers across the country is 35.2 per cent of Indigenous women, to 32 per cent of Indigenous men. Over 716,000 Indigenous women to just 648,000 Indigenous men speak or understand their primary Indigenous language. The difference is the largest in the Northwest Territories, where 68.3 per cent of Indigenous ...
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