About what share of Canada's Aboriginal population are Metis?
Answer: 30%.
About 65% of Aboriginal people are First Nations, while 30% are Metis and 4% Inuit, per Discover Canada.
All answer choices
- 30%. (correct answer)
- 4%.
- 65%.
- 50%.
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