Aboriginal People Sample Clauses

Aboriginal People. Outline the activities that will increase awareness and apprecia- tion of the important historical, social and cultural contributions of Canada's Aboriginal peoples.
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Aboriginal People. The labour force participation rate for Aboriginal persons (65.0%) is slightly lower than the rate for the overall population. Compared to five years ago, the Aboriginal participation rate has increased by more than three percentage points. • The Aboriginal unemployment rate remains more than double that of the non- Aboriginal population. Unemployment is an even larger issue for Aboriginals living on-reserve. • Key barriers to Aboriginal labour force participation: lack of economic opportunities, lack of physical infrastructure, obstacles to obtaining financing, etc. Aboriginal (On and Off Reserve): Labour Force Characteristics 140,825 96,080 91,535 77,850 70,530 60,880 34,815 13,685 19,605 15,750 9,650 9,935 3,855 1,395 1,210 180 160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 Total Aboriginal population 15-24 years 25-64 years 65 years and older Total Population In the labour force Employed Unemployed
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Aboriginal People. The establishment, management and operations of the proposed national park reserve in the Xxxxx Mountains will respect any applicable Aboriginal and treaty rights in keeping with section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, including applicable land claim agreements. Canada will continue to consult with Aboriginal groups which Canada feels might be impacted by the park reserve establishment process during the negotiation of the federal-provincial land transfer agreement.
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