Canada's indigenous population undergoes dramatic growth: censusTORONTO (Reuters) - Canada s indigenous population is growing four times faster than the rest the country, census data showed on Wednesday, marking a dramatic increase in the ranks of people who have long struggled with poverty and marginalization. A growing number of Canadians identifying themselves as indigenous, a higher fertility rate and a higher life expectancy for indigenous people than in the past help explain the rapid growth rate, Statistics Canada said.  Canada s indigenous population grew 42.5 percent in the 10  years to 2016 to 1.7 million people, compared to 11 percent growth for Canada as a whole, Statistics Canada said, in data released from the 2016 census.   The findings show a young population, with an average age of 32.1 years, compared with 40.9 for the non-aboriginal population.  The census, which showed indigenous people accounting for nearly 5 percent of the population overall, also found a younger generation significantly more likely to be raised in foster care. Indigenous children made up 7.7 percent of all Canadians under 5 but more than half of the children were in foster homes, according to the census data. The census also found that one fifth of the indigenous population lives in over-crowded housing, and 44 percent of indigenous people on reserves were living in homes that needed major repairs.  Last month, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada had failed its indigenous people. In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Trudeau acknowledged the dark history of Canada s colonization as one of  humiliation, neglect and abuse  and promised to do more. Statistics Canada estimated that by 2036, indigenous people will comprise one-fifth of the populations of the prairie provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan - potentially giving them greater political clout.  Canada s indigenous people come from hundreds of nations and bands, with more than 70 distinct languages. They include First Nations, M tis, people of mixed indigenous and European background, and Inuit, who largely inhabit Canada s north. Population growth between 2006 and 2016 was highest for M tis, at 51.2 percent. That appeared to result, at least in part,  from more people calling themselves M tis rather than from a mushrooming M tis birth rate, Statistics Canada figures suggest. In 2011, M tis women s birth rate was just 12.5 percent higher than that of non-indigenous women.   I think these are people who are kind of dipping their toe into these identity waters,  said Chris Andersen, a professor and dean of Native Studies at the University of Alberta. worldnews
canada indigenous population undergoes dramatic growth censustoronto reuters canada indigenous population growing four times faster rest country census data showed wednesday marking dramatic increase ranks people long struggled poverty marginalization a growing number canadian identifying indigenous higher fertility rate higher life expectancy indigenous people past help explain rapid growth rate statistics canada said canada indigenous population grew percent years million people compared percent growth canada whole statistics canada said data released census the findings show young population average age years compared population the census showed indigenous people accounting nearly percent population overall also found younger generation significantly likely raised foster care indigenous children made percent canadian half children foster homes according census data the census also found one fifth indigenous population lives housing percent indigenous people reserves living homes needed major repairs last month canadian prime minister justin trudeau said canada failed indigenous people in speech united nations general assembly trudeau acknowledged dark history canada colonization one humiliation neglect abuse promised statistics canada estimated indigenous people comprise populations prairie provinces manitoba saskatchewan potentially giving greater political clout canada indigenous people come hundreds nations bands distinct languages they include first nations m tis people mixed indigenous european background init largely inhabit canada north population growth highest m tis percent that appeared result least part people calling m tis rather mushrooming m tis birth rate statistics canada figures suggest in m tis women birth rate percent higher women i think people kind dipping toe identity waters said chris anderson professor dean native studies university alberta worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Canada's indigenous population undergoes dramatic growth: censusTORONTO (Reuters) - Canada s indigenous population is growing four times faster than the rest the country, census data showed on Wednesday, marking a dramatic increase in the ranks of people who have long struggled with poverty and marginalization. A growing number of Canadians identifying themselves as indigenous, a higher fertility rate and a higher life expectancy for indigenous people than in the past help explain the rapid growth rate, Statistics Canada said.  Canada s indigenous population grew 42.5 percent in the 10  years to 2016 to 1.7 million people, compared to 11 percent growth for Canada as a whole, Statistics Canada said, in data released from the 2016 census.   The findings show a young population, with an average age of 32.1 years, compared with 40.9 for the non-aboriginal population.  The census, which showed indigenous people accounting for nearly 5 percent of the population overall, also found a younger generation significantly more likely to be raised in foster care. Indigenous children made up 7.7 percent of all Canadians under 5 but more than half of the children were in foster homes, according to the census data. The census also found that one fifth of the indigenous population lives in over-crowded housing, and 44 percent of indigenous people on reserves were living in homes that needed major repairs.  Last month, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada had failed its indigenous people. In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Trudeau acknowledged the dark history of Canada s colonization as one of  humiliation, neglect and abuse  and promised to do more. Statistics Canada estimated that by 2036, indigenous people will comprise one-fifth of the populations of the prairie provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan - potentially giving them greater political clout.  Canada s indigenous people come from hundreds of nations and bands, with more than 70 distinct languages. They include First Nations, M tis, people of mixed indigenous and European background, and Inuit, who largely inhabit Canada s north. Population growth between 2006 and 2016 was highest for M tis, at 51.2 percent. That appeared to result, at least in part,  from more people calling themselves M tis rather than from a mushrooming M tis birth rate, Statistics Canada figures suggest. In 2011, M tis women s birth rate was just 12.5 percent higher than that of non-indigenous women.   I think these are people who are kind of dipping their toe into these identity waters,  said Chris Andersen, a professor and dean of Native Studies at the University of Alberta. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: canada indigenous population undergoes dramatic growth censustoronto reuters canada indigenous population growing four times faster rest country census data showed wednesday marking dramatic increase ranks people long struggled poverty marginalization a growing number canadian identifying indigenous higher fertility rate higher life expectancy indigenous people past help explain rapid growth rate statistics canada said canada indigenous population grew percent years million people compared percent growth canada whole statistics canada said data released census the findings show young population average age years compared population the census showed indigenous people accounting nearly percent population overall also found younger generation significantly likely raised foster care indigenous children made percent canadian half children foster homes according census data the census also found one fifth indigenous population lives housing percent indigenous people reserves living homes needed major repairs last month canadian prime minister justin trudeau said canada failed indigenous people in speech united nations general assembly trudeau acknowledged dark history canada colonization one humiliation neglect abuse promised statistics canada estimated indigenous people comprise populations prairie provinces manitoba saskatchewan potentially giving greater political clout canada indigenous people come hundreds nations bands distinct languages they include first nations m tis people mixed indigenous european background init largely inhabit canada north population growth highest m tis percent that appeared result least part people calling m tis rather mushrooming m tis birth rate statistics canada figures suggest in m tis women birth rate percent higher women i think people kind dipping toe identity waters said chris anderson professor dean native studies university alberta worldnews