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Aboriginal... well at least most of them are. More than 80% of people who live there are natives.
[What a lousy answer someone gave. The questioner was not asking what racial profile you assign to people from Nunavut; rather, they were asking what term is used to describe persons who reside in the territory. Besides, "aboriginal" is a blanket term for all native peoples and does not distinguish between very disparate nations. The correct answer is: Nunavummiut.]
Canadians
The population is about:
84% Inuit
15% Non-Aboriginal (mostly British or French ancestry)
1% Indian and Metis
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