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The phrase “existing rights” in the Constitution:
a. Has clarified the meaning of the concept
b. May provide a legal basis for excluding Métis Aboriginal rights claims
c. Clearly identifies what treaty and land rights Aboriginal people have
d. Allows the government to deal with Aboriginal rights
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Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

Aboriginal Peoples in Canada


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