List of Canadian census divisions with Indigenous majority populations

This is a list of Canadian census divisions in which a majority (over 50%) of the population is Indigenous Canadian (First Nations, Inuit or Métis), according to data from the 2021 Census. There are 16 census divisions in seven provinces and territories with Indigenous majority populations.

List

Province or TerritoryCensus divisionPopulation 2021 (who answered the Indigenous identity census question) Indigenous populationIndigenous percentRegion 32,6352,47093.74%Division No. 112,3202,17093.53%Division No. 1915,23514,16092.94%Kivalliq10,98010,17592.67%Kitikmeot6,4055,80090.55%Region 42,8452,49087.52%Division No. 1835,83030,89086.21%Division No. 2241,97534,28081.67%Qikiqtaaluk19,22015,41580.20%Division No. 234,6603,66578.65%Region 16,1004,79578.61%Region 22,2501,76078.22%Nord-du-Québec45,47531,17068.54%Central Coast3,5552,37066.67%Region 56,1753,44555.79%Division No. 212142011,70554.65%

Census divisions with Indigenous Canadian plurality In addition here is a list of census divisions in which Indigenous Canadians are the plurality (the largest ethnicity, more numerous than White Canadians):

Province or TerritoryCensus divisionPopulation 2021 (who answered the Indigenous identity census question) Indigenous populationIndigenous percentKenora65,04032,35549.75%

See also Indigenous peoples in Canada

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