Reporting Metis in Urban Centres on the 1996 Census.
Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal 2003, Spring, 35, 1
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ABSTRACT/RESUME This paper applies 1996 Census data to look at the reporting patterns of the Metis population in selected Canadian urban centres. On the 20 Percent Sample of the 1996 Census, people could self-identify as Metis and/or report Metis ethnic origins. Quite often, due to time and space constraints, research on the Metis population has applied only one of these census questions. This paper will consider whether combining origin and identity information would result in a broader definition that more accurately reflects the situation of urban Metis in Canada. (1)
GENRE
Non-Fiction
RELEASED
2003
22 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
22
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PUBLISHER
Canadian Ethnic Studies Association
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198.4
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