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The City of Winnipeg is home to 619,544 people (based on the
2001 Census), about 54% of the total population of Manitoba. Winnipeg's
population grew by about 12,000 residents from 1996 to 2001. Winnipeg's
total annual growth rate has been 0.5% since 1971, with the majority
of growth coming from immigration from Asia and Africa and in-migration
from the surrounding rural areas, and aboriginal communities.
Winnipeg is home to Canada’s largest city-dwelling aboriginal
community. This is a young city, as only 13 percent of the population
is 65 or over. English is spoken by 99 percent of people living
in the city.
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