Canadians
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Canadians
Summary
Canadians is a human population[1]. Canadians draws 8,229 Wikipedia views per month (human_population category, ranking #20 of 132).[2]
Key Facts
- Canadians held citizenship in Canada[3].
- English was Canadians's native language[4].
- French was Canadians's native language[5].
- Canadians is located in Canada[6].
- Canadians is in the country of Canada[7].
- Canadians's instance of is recorded as human population[8].
- Canadians's instance of is recorded as nation[9].
- Canada is named after Canadians[10].
- The location of Canadians was Canada[11].
- Canadians is a type of North Americans[12].
- Canadians's Commons category is recorded as People of Canada[13].
- Canadians's country of origin is recorded as Canada[14].
- Canadians comprises Irish Canadians[15].
- Canadians comprises Scotch-Irish Canadians[16].
- Canadians comprises Italian Canadians[17].
- Canadians comprises Chinese Canadians[18].
- Canadians comprises Asian Canadians[19].
- Canadians comprises Japanese Canadians[20].
- Canadians comprises Korean Canadians[21].
- Canadians comprises Brazilian Canadians[22].
- Canadians comprises Argentine Canadians[23].
- Canadians comprises Portuguese Canadians[24].
- Canadians comprises Black Canadians[25].
- Canadians comprises South African Canadians[26].
- Canadians comprises Haitian Canadians[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include human population[8] and nation[9]. Canadians is a type of North Americans[12].
Origins
Canada is named after Canadians[10].
Use and Application
Components include Irish Canadians[15], an ethnic group[28]; Scotch-Irish Canadians[16], an ethnic group[29]; Italian Canadians[17], an ethnic group[30]; Chinese Canadians[18], a diaspora or migration by origin and host country[31]; Asian Canadians[19], a diaspora or migration by origin and host country[32]; and Japanese Canadians[20], an ethnic group[33], in Canada[34].
Why It Matters
Canadians draws 8,229 Wikipedia views per month (human_population category, ranking #20 of 132).[2] Canadians has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[35] Canadians is known by 41 alternative names across languages and contexts.[36]