Canadians

Canadians (singular Canadian; French: Canadiens) are the fowk who are identifee'd wi the kintra o Canadae, residential, legal, historical, cultural or ethnic. For maist Canadians, several (frequently aw) o those types o connections exist an are the soorce(s) o them bein considered Canadians.

Canadians

Naitional Banner o Canadae
Tot population
(Canadae: 36,503,097 bi the Q1 o 2017[1])
Regions wi signeeficant populations
Unitit States	1,003,850[2]
Hong Kong	200,000[2]
Unitit Kinrick	72,518[2]
Taiwan	52,500[2]
Lebanon	45,000[2]
Fowkrepublic o Cheenae	20,000[2]
Australie	27,289[2]
Italy	23,487[2]
Fraunce	18,913[2]
Greece	12,477[2]
Egyp	10,000[2]
Sooth Korea	8,763[2]
Mexico	7,943[3]
New Zealand	7,770[2]
Swisserland	7,519[2]
Philippines	7,500[2]
Portugal	7,326[2]
Japan	7,067[2]
Netherlands	8,427[2]
Belgium	4,145[2]
Norawa	2,290[2]
Ireland	4,081[2]
Spain	3,810[2]
Denmark	2,752[2]
Swaden	2,742[4]
Leids
Offeecial leids are Inglis (Canadian Inglis) an French (Canadian French). Numerous indigenous Canadian leids are recognisit an aw.
Releegion
Multiple denominations

Aboriginal fowks, accordin tae the 2006 Canadian Census, numbered at 1,172,790, 3.8% o the kintra's tot population^[5]. The majority o the population is made up o Auld Warld immigrants an thair descendants. Efter the initial period o French an then the hintle lairger Breetish colonization, different waves (or peaks) o immigration an dounset o nan-aboriginal fowks teuk place ower the course o nearly twa centuries an continues the day. Elements o Aboriginal, French, Breetish an mair recent immigrant customs, leids an releegions hae combined tae form the cultur o Canadae an thus a Canadian identity. Canadae haes been strangly influencit bi that o its linguistic, geografic an economic neighbour, the Unitit States an aw.