Culture | Cote First Nation

Knowledge of an Indigenous Language

by Steven Bryant | Sep 8, 2019

Notes: This refers to the proportion of individuals who can carry on a conversation in an Indigenous language. Source:Statistics Canada; Census

by Steven Bryant | Sep 8, 2019

Notes: The home language is the language normally spoken at home. Source:Statistics Canada; Census

by Steven Bryant | Sep 8, 2019

Notes: The mother tongue is the language first learned as a child and still understood. Source:Statistics Canada; Census

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