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The Supreme Court ruling with regard to a legal definition of a Métis:
a. Ruled that self-identification is sufficient to be considered a Métis
b. Ruled that you must prove membership in a Métis collective
e. Ruled that Métis have no Aboriginal rights
e. Concluded that Métis were just like Indians
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Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

Aboriginal Peoples in Canada


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