In 1968,the Senate Committee on Poverty was appointed by the federal government to look into the problem of poverty in Canada.How many Canadians made up the working poor population,according to the Committee's findings?
A) 0.5 million
B) 1 million
C) 1.5 million
D) 2 million
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