who are the aboriginal peoples of canada?
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There are so many tribes it would be a long list.  Instead here is a website : \n\nhttp://www.canadiangenealogy.net/indians/\n\nHas a list of tribes their history.
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if u mean all Canada ..its the english ..but in soem part as Quebec most thye speak french .
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What's wrong with you? All you had to do was type "algonquin indians map" into a search engine like google and you would have found the following maps. \n\n1. Greater Algonquin Nation - current location of the 10 recognized Algonquin communities \nhttp://www.algonquinnation.ca/ancom/index.html\n2. Leveillee - location of Algonquin groups at the beginning of the 17th century\nhttp://www.leveillee.net/ancestry/algonkin.jpg\n\nNext time try and be more responsible for your own information gathering, and stop abusing the goodwill of others.
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Firstly, you would need to speak with Inuit elders about the significance in the tradition as well as experts such as anthropologists. You might also want to check the relevant legislation regarding sacred sites in your jurisdiction whether it is Canada or Alaska\n\nThe Inuit describe their sacred sites as:\n\n A sacred site or place is a place on the land created by Inuit spiritual leaders in the past for religious ceremonies such as:\n- a platform or formation leading to an "altar"\n- a place such as a hill, mountain, stone, boulder, river, lake or an Inuksuk - designated as a sacred site\n- an offering place where people might plead for good fortune and well\nbeing, often found along the coast, but at inland locations as well\n- a place where an unusual event might have happened, or an event that led to a death or story of survival\n- a place known to Elders in legend where a significant story occurred
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I love to learn about cultures and such, so how about Indigenous Peoples?
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That is a tough one...\n\nDuring that period there was a massive migration of French Canadian towards the USA and they mainly landed in Long Island, Conneticut, Main, New Hampshire....\n\nThere is a Franco American association I beleive that have strong historical base knowledge, they could have such a list and may even guide you towards finding a listing for the rest of those living in the Dominion of Canada....\n\nYou can also find leads in cultural or ethnical associations such as:\nIrish, Scotts, Russians and others groups that came under persecutions such as religious association that really stay in contact and have such listing... Such as the Coptic Church, Greeks, Armenians ( and specify if it was from Turkey, Libanon or ex: USSR)...\n\nI personally have native blood from Iroquois ancestry... so.. I've travelled in the different reservations between Ontario, Quebec and NY state....
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British Columbia\nAlberta\nSaskatchewan\nManitoba\nOntario\nQuebec\nNew Brunswick\nNewfoundland\nNova Scotia\nPrince Edward Island
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I have the perfect site for you to look up the information you  are looking for. It has myths listed from Aboriginal tribes up to the latest urban mythology. I am sure you will find this link most useful for your studies.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada
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Yeah Nice answer.\n\nHe's an indian from the chipiwa tribe!!
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France, Native Americans.
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Canada already recognizes the 2 "founding" nations by being a bi-lingual nation. We all know that aboriginals were here first and that without them, either invading country would have had it both easier and tougher. It is a shame that "first nations" have been relegated to history books, no amount of land claims will ever replace what they lost but that is how the world has worked since the beginning of time. Winners write the history books, invaders make treaties, then break them. Canada is no different. To answer the last part of your question, yes, first nations should be considered part of the founding nations. Will they ever be? That's another story.
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ab·o·rig·i·nal    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (b-rj-nl)\nadj. \nHaving existed in a region from the beginning: aboriginal forests. See Synonyms at native. \n\nOf or relating to aborigines. \noften Aboriginal Of or relating to the indigenous peoples of Australia. \n\naboriginal\n\nadj 1: being or composed of people inhabiting a region from the beginning; "native Americans"; "the aboriginal peoples of Australia" [syn: native] [ant: nonnative] 2: having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state; "aboriginal forests"; "primal eras before the appearance of life on earth"; "the forest primeval"; "primordial matter"; "primordial forms of life" [syn: primal, primeval, primaeval, primordial] n : a dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived [syn: Aborigine, Abo, Aboriginal, native Australian, Australian Aborigine]
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Destruction of natural habitat of Caribou and other wildlife. Many Gwich'in people (one of the native people of Alaska) are dependent on the Porcupine Caribou Herd which calves on the coastal plain in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Gwich'in people have been very active in protesting and lobbying against the possibility of oil drilling in the ANWR.
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They are named after North American Indian tribes
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There are quite a few in Canada ... check out this site.
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Aboriginal past can be told by living Aboriginals.