In the early 1950s, which of the following statements about Canada was NOT true? a. Half of Canadian families did not have an electric refrigerator, and 60 percent did not have a car. b. Unilingual anglophones in Quebec enjoyed incomes twice that of unilingual Francophones in the province. c. Canadian industries (including resource-based industries) were finding it impossible to compete because of a mass "brain drain" to the United States. d. Only a minority of rural homes had electricity.

In the early 1950s, which of the following statements about Canada was NOT true? a. Half of Canadian families did not have an electric refrigerator, and 60 percent did not have a car. b. Unilingual anglophones in Quebec enjoyed incomes twice that of unilingual Francophones in the province. c. Canadian industries (including resource-based industries) were finding it impossible to compete because of a mass "brain drain" to the United States. d. Only a minority of rural homes had electricity.