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Métis children under six years old were more likely to have four or more people involved in raising them if they had parents who were high school graduates or lived in higher income families

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Chart 4 Inuit children were more likely to have four or more people involved in raising them if they lived in higher income families and in Inuit Nunangat

Source(s): Statistics Canada, Aboriginal Children's Survey, 2006

Date modified:: 2015-11-30

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Métis children under six years old were more likely to have four or more people involved in raising them if they had parents who were high school graduates or lived in higher income families

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Chart 4Métis children under six years old were more likely to have four or more people involved in raising them if they had parents who were high school graduates or lived in higher income families

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Métis children under six years old were more likely to have four or more people involved in raising them if they had parents who were high school graduates or lived in higher income families