Descriptive information at risk indigenous youth in canada

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Assignment:

Descriptive information about "at risk indigenous youth in Canada, aged 12 to 17" include demographics, history, social and cultural customs, traditions, belief system and values, as well as epidemiological data on the prevalence of certain conditions, if such data exist. Make sure to be as specific as possible in your description.

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