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Number of years spent at IRS among First Nations adults, by age

Note: (E) signifies high sampling variability, interpret with caution (E for values 19.4% (3 to 4 years) and 18.3% (5 or more years) under 18-34 Years category) Link to Full Report

Parent and grandparent IRS attendance among First Nations adult, youth and child populations (non-mutually exclusive categories that include those who personally attended IRS)

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First Nations adults’ direct or intergenerational IRS experience, by age

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Proportion of First Nations who personally attended IRS (adults only) had at least one parent who attended, had at least one grandparent who attended (but no parent) or were not intergenerationally affected (mutually exclusive categories)

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Proportion of First Nations adults and youth who reported feeling strong or very strong feelings of belonging to their home community, according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

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Proportion of First Nations who reported taking part in community cultural events “sometimes” or “always or almost always,” according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

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Proportion of IRS Survivors that perceived the following negative impacts as a result of attending

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General health ratings of good, very good or excellent among First Nations adults, youth and children, according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

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Data Survey: RHS 2015/16

Number of years spent at IRS among First Nations adults, by age

Parent and grandparent IRS attendance among First Nations adult, youth and child populations (non-mutually exclusive categories that include those who personally attended IRS)

First Nations adults’ direct or intergenerational IRS experience, by age

Proportion of First Nations who personally attended IRS (adults only) had at least one parent who attended, had at least one grandparent who attended (but no parent) or were not intergenerationally affected (mutually exclusive categories)

Proportion of First Nations adults and youth who reported feeling strong or very strong feelings of belonging to their home community, according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

Proportion of First Nations who reported taking part in community cultural events “sometimes” or “always or almost always,” according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

Proportion of IRS Survivors that perceived the following negative impacts as a result of attending

General health ratings of good, very good or excellent among First Nations adults, youth and children, according to mutually exclusive categories of personal (only for adult population) or parent/grandparent IRS attendance

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