[A half-million Indians registered in Canada in the year 2000?].
"The Indian population of Canada has grown from 277,000 in 1973 to about 335,000 in 1982.... During the next 20 years the Indian population will grow at a greater rate than the Canadian population, and at the turn of the century it may well reach 450,000 persons.  On the one hand, [the authors] present the demographic situation of Canada's Registered Indians, from 1967 to 1981 [and] examine the components of growth of this sub-population.  On the other hand, [they] analyse the foreseen evolution of the Registered Indian population, till the year 2000, its size, demographic structure, as well as its distribution by type of habitat."  The focus is on the province of Quebec.  (summary in ENG, SPA)
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