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Who are Indigenous Peoples in Canada?
What is the right term to use, Indigenous or Aboriginal?
How can I participate in reconciliation?
Quick Facts
Answers to common basic questions about Indigenous cultures.
Who are Indigenous Peoples in Canada?
What are some quick facts about Indigenous Peoples?
Where do Indigenous People live in Canada?
Who was consulted in the development of this campaign?
What is the correct term to use: Aboriginal, Indigenous, Native, First Peoples?
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Get a deeper understanding of some of the significant issues facing
First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples in Canada.
Why is there a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Inquiry?
What were Residential Schools?
What was the Sixties Scoop?
What was the Truth and Reconciliation Commission?
What is the Government of Canada’s approach to reconciliation?
Are there other initiatives that highlight the strengths, resiliency, and contributions of Indigenous women?
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How can I participate in reconciliation?
Where can I get news from an Indigenous perspective?
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Other Initiatives
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
The national voice protecting and advancing the rights and interests of Inuit in Canada.
We Matter
We Matter is a place Indigenous youth can turn to for an uplift, for positive support, or for a reminder that you matter.
New Journeys
An online platform for telling and sharing stories pertaining to Indigenous experiences in Canada.
UAKN
A research network of urban Aboriginal communities, policy makers and academics, engaging in community driven research with the goal of contributing to a better quality of life for urban Aboriginal people.
MMIW Ontario
Providing information, tools, guides and kits to help family members of missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Breaking Through
An arts-based research project to examine violence against Aboriginal women.
Talk 4 Healing
A free & culturally safe telephone help line for Aboriginal Women living in Northern Ontario.
Kanawayhitowin
A campaign to raise awareness about the signs of woman abuse, so that people who are close to an at-risk woman or abusive man can provide support.
Ontario’s Family Information Liaison Units
Dedicated supports for family members of Indigenous women and girls who are going through the loss of a loved one.