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dbpprop:abstract "Les Indo-Canadiens sont des citoyens canadiens issus de la diaspora indienne. En 2001, l'agence Statistique Canada recensait 713 330 individus s'identifiant comme des Indo-Canadiens. La communaut\u00E9 indo-canadienne s'est d'abord \u00E9tablie au Canada en 1897 lorsque des v\u00E9t\u00E9rans de guerre sikhs s'\u00E9tablirent sur la c\u00F4te ouest du pays. Ils venaient tout juste de c\u00E9l\u00E9br\u00E9 le jubil\u00E9 de diamant de la reine Victoria. La jeune communaut\u00E9 sikhe dut cependant faire face \u00E0 des restrictions sur l'immigration et aux \u00E9meutes raciales de 1907. La vaste majorit\u00E9 du peuplement indien au Canada date de la fin du XXe si\u00E8cle. Dans les ann\u00E9es 1970, les ann\u00E9es 1980 et les ann\u00E9es 1990, plusieurs milliers d'immigrants se sont \u00E9tablis chaque ann\u00E9e dans la r\u00E9gion m\u00E9tropolitaine de Vancouver et la r\u00E9gion m\u00E9tropolitaine de Toronto. Bien que la plupart des Indo-Canadiens soient issus du continent indien, une minorit\u00E9 d'entre eux est issue du continent africain et des pays du Commonwealth. Les Indiens ugandais, les Indo-trinidadiens, les Indo-Guyanais, les Indiens du Moyen-Orient, du Royaume-Uni et des \u00C9tats-Unis font tous partie de la communaut\u00E9 immigrante. Les Indo-Canadiens parlent une varit\u00E9t\u00E9s de langues, dont le panj\u00E2b\u00EE, l'ourdou, le tamoul, le bengal\u00EE, le gujar\u00E2t\u00EE et le malayalam. Le panj\u00E2b\u00EE a presque trois fois plus de locuteurs que le tamoul, qui occupe le deuxi\u00E8me rang des langues indiennes au Canada. La d\u00E9mographie indo-canadienne montre que la majorit\u00E9 des Indo-Canadiens sont jeunes et ont moins de 35 ans, une tendance contraire \u00E0 ce qui est g\u00E9n\u00E9ralement observ\u00E9 dans la population canadienne. Ils ne gagnent pas de grandes sommes d'argent, mais plusieurs d'entre eux s'efforcent \u00E0 s'instruire en allant \u00E0 l'universit\u00E9. La culture indo-canadienne est tr\u00E8s proche des origines ethniques et religieuses des diff\u00E9rents groupes indiens pr\u00E9sents dans le pays. Les \u00E9l\u00E9ments culturels indiens ont \u00E9t\u00E9 remarquablement pr\u00E9serv\u00E9s gr\u00E2ce \u00E0 la politique multiculurelle du gouvernement canadien. Les Indo-Canadiens ont aussi essayer de se d\u00E9marquer par rapport au continent indien en mettant en valeur l'am\u00E9ricanit\u00E9 de leurs m\u0153urs culturelles. En mati\u00E8re de religion, le portrait est tr\u00E8s diversifi\u00E9 : ce ne sont pas seulement des hindous qui choisissent d'immigrer vers le Canada. Ainsi, il y a 240 000 sikhs, 192 000 hindous, 125 000 musulmans, 63 000 catholiques et 37 000 protestants. Il y aurait plus de 100 gurdw\u00E2r\u00E2s dans le Canada tout entier."@fr ,
"Indo-Canadians are Canadians whose origins trace back to India. The terms \"East Indian\" and \"South Asian\" are used to distinguish people of ancestral origin from India, from the First Nations peoples of Canada who are often referred to as Indian, and from the people of the Caribbean, who are sometimes referred to as West Indian. Most Canadians of Indian origin prefer, and many times will refer to themselves as, \"Indian\", rather than \"East Indian\". This is partially because historically the U.S. was mistaken by Columbus as India and native Americans were mistaken by Columbus for Indians and later as West Indians. It is also seen to be a reflection of India's size and stature, as well as its cultural, economic and political position in the world; Indians do not feel that Columbus' ignorance justifies referring to them as \"East Indians\" more than 500 years later. However, because the term East Indian is not blatantly pejorative and persists in being widely used by other Canadians, this term is also somewhat acceptable and tolerated by most Indo-Canadians. The term \"East Indian\" is relatively unknown in India. Another term, NRI, is used by Indians in India to refer to Indians abroad, including Canada. According to Statistics Canada in 2006, there were 962,665 people who consider themselves as being Indo-Canadians. The main concentration of the Indo-Canadian population is centred in the Greater Toronto Area and the Metro Vancouver/Fraser Valley Region, however there are growing communities in Calgary, Edmonton, and Montreal."@en ;
rdfs:comment "Les Indo-Canadiens sont des citoyens canadiens issus de la diaspora indienne. En 2001, l'agence Statistique Canada recensait 713 330 individus s'identifiant comme des Indo-Canadiens. La communaut\u00E9 indo-canadienne s'est d'abord \u00E9tablie au Canada en 1897 lorsque des v\u00E9t\u00E9rans de guerre sikhs s'\u00E9tablirent sur la c\u00F4te ouest du pays. Ils venaient tout juste de c\u00E9l\u00E9br\u00E9 le jubil\u00E9 de diamant de la reine Victoria."@fr ,
"Indo-Canadians are Canadians whose origins trace back to India. The terms \"East Indian\" and \"South Asian\" are used to distinguish people of ancestral origin from India, from the First Nations peoples of Canada who are often referred to as Indian, and from the people of the Caribbean, who are sometimes referred to as West Indian. Most Canadians of Indian origin prefer, and many times will refer to themselves as, \"Indian\", rather than \"East Indian\". This is partially because historically the U.S."@en ;
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