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|official = [[Canadian English|English]] (58%) and [[Canadian French|French]] (22%)
|indigenous = [[Abenaki language|Abenaki]], [[Algonquin language|Algonquin]], [[Babine-Witsuwit'en]], [[Beothuk language|Beothuk]], [[Blackfoot language|Blackfoot]], [[Broken Slavey]], [[Bungee language|Bungee]], [[Carrier language|Carrier]], [[Cayuga language|Cayuga]], [[Chiac language|Chiac]], [[Chilcotin language|Chilcotin]], [[Chinook Jargon]], [[Coast Tsimshian]], [[Comox language|Comox]], [[Cree language|Cree]], [[Dene Suline language|Dene Suline]], [[Dogrib language|Dogrib]], [[Gwich’in language|Gwich’in]], [[Haida language|Haida]], [[Haisla language|Haisla]], [[Halkomelem language|Halkomelem]], [[Hän language|Hän]], [[Heiltsuk-Oowekyala]], [[Innu-aimun]], [[Inuinnaqtun]], [[Inuktitut]], [[Inupiaq language|Inupiaq]], [[Inuvialuktun]], [[Kaska language|Kaska]], [[Kutenai language|Kutenai]], [[Kwak'wala]], [[Labrador Inuit Pidgin French]], [[Malecite-Passamaquoddy language|Malecite-Passamaquoddy]], [[Michif language|Michif]], [[Mi'kmaq language|Mi'kmaq]], [[Mohawk language|Mohawk]], [[Munsee language|Munsee]], [[Naskapi language|Naskapi]], [[Nicola language|Nicola]], [[Nitinaht language|Nitinaht]], [[Thompson language|Nlaka'pamuctsin]], [[Nuu-chah-nulth language|Nuu-chah-nulth]], [[Nuxálk language|Nuxálk]], [[Ojibwe language|Ojibwe]], [[Okanagan language|Okanagan]], [[Oneida language|Oneida]], [[Onondaga language|Onondaga]], [[Ottawa language|Ottawa]], [[Potawatomi language|Potawatomi]], [[Saanich language|Saanich]], [[Sekani language|Sekani]], [[Seneca language|Seneca]], [[Sháshíshálh language|Sháshíshálh]], [[Shuswap language|Shuswap]], [[Slavey language|Slavey]], [[Squamish language|Squamish]], [[St'at'imcets language|St'at'imcets]], [[Tagish language|Tagish]], [[Tahltan language|Tahltan]], [[Tlingit language|Tlingit]], [[Tsuut’ina language|Tsuut’ina]], [[Tuscarora language|Tuscarora]], [[Tutchone language|Tutchone]], [[Western Abnaki language|Western Abnaki]], [[Wyandot language|Wyandot]]
|minority = [[Chinese language|Chinese]] (2.6%),<ref>This includes 300,590 persons listed as speaking Cantonese, 143,385 listed as speaking Mandarin, 4,580 listed as speaking Taiwanese, and 341,480 speaking other dialects, or else simply filling out the relevant question on their census forms by noting “Chinese” without indicating a dialect. See Statistics Canada, ''2006 Census Profile of Federal Electoral Districts (2003 Representation Order): Language, Mobility and Migration and Immigration and Citizenship.'' Ottawa, 2007, p. 8 and note no. 1 on p. 503.</ref>, [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] (2%), [[Punjabi language|Punjabi]] (0.8%), [[Spanish language|Spanish]] (0.7%), [[Italian language|Italian]] (0.6%), [[Canadian Ukrainian|Ukrainian]] (0.5%), [[Arab language|Arabic]] (0.5%), [[German language|German]] (0.4%), [[Tagalog language|Tagalog]] (0.4%), [[Vietnamese language|Vietnamese]] (0.4%), [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] (2%), [[Urdu]] (0.3%), [[Polish language|Polish]] (0.3%), [[Korean language|Korean]] (0.3%), [[Persian language|Persian]] (0.3%), [[Russian language|Russian]] (0.3%), [[Tamil language|Tamil]] (0.3%), [[Greek language|Greek]] (0.2%), [[Gujarati language|Gujarati]] (0.2%), [[Romanian language|Romanian]] (0.2%)
|sign = [[American Sign Language]],<br> [[Maritime Sign Language]],<br> [[Quebec Sign Language]]
|keyboard = [[QWERTY]]
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