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Table 1
Percentage of Métis who consume traditional foods "often", Métis population aged 15 and over, by province, 2006

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  Land-based animals1 Fresh water fish Salt water fish Game birds Small game Berries or other wild vegetation Bannock
percentage
Canada † 17 19 13 4 2 17 12
Newfoundland and Labrador 32* 28* 35* 15*E 12*E 21 6*E
Prince Edward Island x x x x x x x
Nova Scotia 10*E 13E 40* x F 26* x
New Brunswick 13E 13E 29* x x 28* x
Quebec 16 28* 23* 9* 3*E 23* 4*
Ontario 16 23* 11 6 2E 22* 5*
Manitoba 16 20 6* 4 2E 12* 16*
Saskatchewan 24* 19 5* 4 3E 16 25*
Alberta 17 14* 10* 2* 1*E 13* 18*
British Columbia 15 15* 22* 1*E x 16 9*
Yukon 41* 32*E 14E x x 23E 23*E
Northwest Territories 44* 33* 4*E 12*E 6*E 22 31*
† reference group
* statistically significant difference from the reference group at p < 0.05
1. Land-based animals such as moose, caribou, bear, deer, buffalo, etc.
Source: Statistics Canada, Aboriginal Peoples Survey, 2006.
Date Modified: 2010-04-20

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