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- Dongxiang people (links | edit)
- Sui people (links | edit)
- Monguor people (links | edit)
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- Daur people (links | edit)
- Jingpo people (links | edit)
- Salar people (links | edit)
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- Maonan people (links | edit)
- Pumi people (links | edit)
- Achang people (links | edit)
- Jino people (links | edit)
- Palaung people (links | edit)
- Yugurs (links | edit)
- Bonan people (links | edit)
- Oroqen people (links | edit)
- Derung people (links | edit)
- Nanai people (links | edit)
- Fathers of Confederation (links | edit)
- Greater Sudbury (links | edit)
- King, Ontario (links | edit)
- List of Canadian painters (links | edit)
- Regent Park (links | edit)
- Canada's athletes of the 20th century (links | edit)
- List of Canadian playwrights (links | edit)
- Halton Hills (links | edit)
- List of Canadian artists (links | edit)
- Kawartha Lakes (links | edit)
- List of people from New Brunswick (links | edit)
- Demographics of Quebec (links | edit)
- Baby Point (links | edit)
- Chinatowns in Toronto (links | edit)
- Central Canada (links | edit)
- Oirats (links | edit)
- Black Canadians (links | edit)
- History of the Jews in China (links | edit)
- Tuvans (links | edit)
- She people (links | edit)
- Nu people (links | edit)
- Cultural assimilation (links | edit)
- Anglo-Americans (links | edit)
- The Greatest Canadian (links | edit)
- Nivkh people (links | edit)
- Nùng people (links | edit)
- Yao people (links | edit)