According to the text,what evidence do we have that Canadians generally view cohabitation as a prelude to marriage rather than as a substitute for it?

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The text states that "most people in a common-law relationship eventually marry," indicating that Canadians generally view cohabitation as a prelude to marriage rather than as a substitute for it. The increasing proportion of people cohabiting (A) does not necessarily indicate how they view it, and the laws changing to make cohabitation the same as marriage (C) does not necessarily mean that Canadians view it the same way. There is no information provided in the text about the rate of breakups in common-law relationships (D).

According to the Text,what Evidence Do We Have That Canadians