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    How Many Canadians Self-Identified as Métis in 2006
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How Many Canadians Self-Identified as Métis in 2006

Question 75

Question 75

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How many Canadians self-identified as Métis in 2006?


A) 3,865
B) 388,465
C) 3.8 million
D) 38,865
E) 1.3 million

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