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DeepDive: Moving into uncharted waters: How Canada could benefit from a clearly defined population policy
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Don Kerr
Don Kerr is a demographer who teaches at Kings University College at Western University. From 1992-2000 he worked in the demography division at Statistics Canada. His past research has focused on social demography, population estimates and projections, environmental demography, and the socioeconomic and political consequences of demographic change in Canada.
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