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1
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the total number of people in a country
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2
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Inuit language
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3
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number of children born in a year, for every 1000 habitants
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4
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represented by the bulge in the middle of Canada's population pyramid
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this category is the only way for young children to enter Canada as immigrants
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number of people living in a specified area, expressed as people per square kilometre
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7
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the study of various aspects of population
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9
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the plural form of 'inuk'; it refers to the aboriginal people living in Canada's arctic
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12
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Canada's is 7.3 deaths per 1000
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16
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Most Canadians who do this are moving to the U.S.
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17
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people who are between the ages of 15 and 65 years
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18
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descendents of fur traders and aboriginal people, living in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
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20
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fleeing to escape torture, persecution, or death
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knowledge and wisdom about natural systems that has been acquired by aboriginal people who have lived in close harmony with nature
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the province or territory in Canada that has the widest base (youngest population) in its population pyramid
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