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Appendix Table 25a: Projections of the Total and Aboriginal Labour Force, North American
Indian, 2001, 2017

	2001	2017	% Change 2001-2017	Absolute Change 2001- 2017	Aboriginal % Contribution in the change from 2001-2017
Working Age
Population*	24,281,560 ¹	30,057,800	⁵ 23.79	5,776,240
North American
Indian Working
Age Population	467,800 ²	717,700	⁶ 53.42	249,900	4.33
Non-North
American Indian
Working Age	23,813,760	29,340,100	23.21	5,526,340
% of Working Age
Population that is
Identity North
American Indian	1.93	2.39	23.94	0.46
Total Participation
Rate	66.4 ³	66.4
Total Labour Force	16,122,956	19,958,379	23.79	3,835,423
Non-Aboriginal
____________Participation Rate	_______66.6	_______66.6
North American
Indian
Scenario 1 Participation Rate	54.6	54.6
Indian Labour
____________Force_____________	255,419	391,864	53.42	136,445	____________3.56
North American
Indian
Scenario 2 Participation Rate	54.6	60.6
North American
___________Indian Labour	255,419	434,926	70.28	179,507	____________4.68
North American
Indian
Scenario 3 Participation Rate	54.6 ⁴	66.6
North American
___________Indian Labour	255,419	477,988	87.14	222,569	____________5.80

Note:

* Working Age Population is the population of Canada 15 years and over, the population projection for
the general population is based on Scenario 3, the population projection for North American Indians is
based on Scenario B

Assumption 1: The participation rate of North American Indians in Canada is 57 per cent in 2001.
Projections for the North American Indian labour force assume that the participation rate of the non-
Aboriginal population does not change from the 2001 rate of 66.6 per cent and that the North American
Indian participation rate achieves parity with the employment rate of the general population by 2017.
Assumption 2: Projections for the North American Indian labour force assume that the participation rate
of the non-Aboriginal population does not change from the 2001 rate of 66.6 per cent and the North
American Indian participation level for 2017 reaches the midpoint (61.8 per cent) between the
participation rates of the North American Indians (57 per cent) and the non-Aboriginal population (66.6
Assumption 3: Projections for the North American Indian labour force assume that the participation rate
of North American Indians (57 per cent in 2001) and the non-Aboriginal population (66.6 per cent in

Sources: _{. . .}

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2) North American Indian working age population taken from Statisticis Canada Projections of the
Aboriginal Population, 91-547-XIE

http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/91-547-XIE/91-547-XIE2005001.pdf

3) The participation rate of the general population
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4) Public Use Microdata, Statistics Canada

5) Statistics Canada Population Projections for Canada, Provinces and Territories, 91-520-XIE
http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/91-520-XIE/0010591-520-XIE.pdf

6) Statistics Canada Projections of the Aboriginal Population, Canada, Provinces and Territories, 91-547-
http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/91-547-XIE/91-547-XIE2005001.pdf

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