Aboriginal language spoken by sex for the children and youth, Metis identity population, Canada, APS 2006

Journal / Source:

Statistics Canada

Survey: Aboriginal Peoples Survey (Children & Youth), 2006

2006 Aboriginal Peoples Survey (Children & Youth 6-14 years) Questionnaire

2006 Aboriginal Peoples Survey (Children & Youth 6-14 years) codebook

Age Categories:

6-14

Sex:

Both sexes, Female, Male

Variable Name:

JC02_1

Geographic Location:

Canada

Table Characteristics:

Sex

Keywords:

Aboriginal Language, Communication, Cultural Continuity, Culture, cy Aboriginal Language, Language Competence, Linguistics, Metis Culture, Metis Language, Proficiency, Sex, Traditional Activities, Traditional Culture, Traditional Knowledge, Traditional practices

Original Statistics Canada Source File:

client_jc02_1_sex.xls

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