Indigenous people are the fastest-growing and youngest segment of the Canadian population (most newborn's)

Indigenous people receive almost nothning or no mental health aid.

The major factors affecting indigenous people employement includes environmental racism,mental illnesses (caused by alcohol and drugs) and poverty.

A bit more than 1/6 of Indigenous people lived in overcrowded homes that were deemed unfit for the people who lived there.

Approximately 1/6 of Indigenous people resided in homes that required significant repairs.

Nearly 1/5 of Indigenous people reside in low-income homes.

Suicidal rates have been shown to be Higher among the first nations people then the non-indigenous people.

The suicidal rates for the indigenous people are 3 times higher then the non-indigenous people.

Young adults between the age of 15 to 24 are the highest rates of suicide in the indigenous community.

There are 618 First Nations communities without access to clean drinking water.

The federal government pledged in 1991 that by 2001, everyone will have equitable access to clean water. We still haven't finished this assignment after thirty years.

In a first-world nation, Canada's indigenous populations live in third-world conditions.

In 2021, 26680 foster children under the age of 15 were counted. That means there are a lot of kids who are foster kids (indigenous people)

Foster care was approximately 14 times more common (wich is a lot) among Indigenous children than non-Indigenous children.

There will be two ways for indigenous groups that have created their own laws to exercise their authority under the act.

Aboriginal women over the age of 15 are 3.5 times more likely to experience violence then womens whop are not aboriginal

Spousal assault for Aboriginal women are over 3 times higher then non aboriginal women

16% of female homicide are indigenous women, 11% of missing women are indigenous women, but indigenous people are only 4,3% of Canada

The proportion of Indigenous people incarcerated in Canada is significantly higher than that of non-Indigenous people.

Compared to non-Indigenous persons, the incarceration rate for individuals of Indian descent was around nine times greater.

More years of life are lost by Indigenous people as a result of incarceration than by early deaths from heart disease, stroke, cancer, and accidents.

The completion of a college degree, CEGEP, or other non-university certificate or certification was the most typical highest level of education for indigenous people.

Compared to non-Indigenous individuals, Indigenous adults with a bachelor's degree or above were more likely to hold professional positions.

Overall, compared to the non-Indigenous population, Indigenous adults were less likely to work in professional jobs.

Health care disparities are often caused by obstacles that Indigenous people must overcome, such as navigating complicated financial and policy frameworks and maybe even having to leave their communities to receive services.

nearly three-quarters of the indigenous people reported partially met or unmet mental health care needs.

Access to health care for Indigenous patients, their families, and communities was impacted by cultural and social determinants of health, including low educational attainment and unemployment.