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    How Much Did the Self-Identifying Métis Population Grow Between 2006
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How Much Did the Self-Identifying Métis Population Grow Between 2006

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Question 8

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How much did the self-identifying Métis population grow between 2006 and 2016?


A) 50 per cent
B) 35 per cent
C) 2 per cent
D) 10 per cent
E) 25 per cent

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