Immigrant families are six times as likely as Indigenous families to live in extended-family situations.

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Immigrant families are more likely to live in extended-family situations than non-immigrant families, but the statement that they are six times as likely as Indigenous families to do so is not accurate. Indigenous families also have a strong tradition of living in extended-family situations, and the comparison may vary significantly depending on the region and specific communities involved.

Immigrant Families Are Six Times as Likely as Indigenous Families