Honouring Indigenous Peoples

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In Canada, the term “” refers to an Indigenous grouping composed of many different nations having their own origin, history and culture, and whose members have called North America home from time immemorial.
The epic poem The Song of Hiawatha is based on Ojibwe legends the real Hiawatha was an important Iroquois leader.
Inuktut is the native language of .
Six Nations, the largest reserve in is home to members of all six Iroquois nations.
The word “caribou” comes from the language.
Michif is the traditional language of the Métis peoples in the Canadian it is mainly a mixture of Cree and French.
In Canada, the preferred collective term for Indians, Inuit and Métis is Peoples.
The are the largest group of First Nations in Canada.
The Constitution of the Haida Nation states, “Like the forests, the roots of our people are intertwined such that the greatest troubles cannot overcome
The traditional hunting grounds of the Siksika, or Blackfoot, were the buffalo ranges in Alberta and Montana.

Date modified: 2022-06-13

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