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thecanadianencyclopedia.ca

history, politics, arts, science & more: the canadian encyclopedia is your reference on canada. articles, timelines & resources for teachers, students & public.

legacyofhope.ca

Escaping Residential Schools: Running for Their Lives Bernadette Dean Gerri Sharpe Gordon Spence

indigenouspeoplesatlasofcanada.ca

What is the Assembly of First Nations? The Assembly of First Nations held its first assembly of Chiefs in Penticton, B.C., in April 1982. The Charter of the Assembly of First Nations was then adopted in 1985. AFN is the national advocacy organization representing First Nation citizens in Canada, which includes more than 900,000 people living in 634 First Nation communities and in cities and towns across the country.  Who are the First Nations? The First Nations are the Indigenous Peoples of Canada who live predominantly south of the Arctic. This term applies to status and non-status Indigenous Peoples and can also refer to bands or nations (for example,

reconciliationeducation.ca

Explore the impactful partnership between Reconciliation Education and the Outdoor Learning School & Store, fostering Indigenous learning and community growth through innovative educational programs.

parks.canada.ca

What information is being collected, where information will be stored and shared, and more.

atlasdespeuplesautochtonesducanada.ca

Les Métis sont depuis toujours un peuple sociable et festif, aimant la chanson et la danse, mélangeant leurs racines autochtones et européennes dans des styles musicaux et chorégraphiques uniques. Adoptant le violon apporté par les Européens, les Métis ont commencé à composer leurs propres mélodies, qui combinaient souvent rythmes autochtones, écossais et canadiens-français avec des cadences originales. Ces nouvelles chansons ont donné naissance à de nouvelles danses. Par la suite, la musique de violoneux métisse a aussi été influencée par les traditions anglophones d’Amérique du Nord. La gigue métisse est originaire de la région de la rivière Rouge.

canadashistory.ca

canada’s history society is a national charitable organization with a programming budget of $2.7 million annually. founded in 1994 to popularize canadian history, the society’s work includes: canada’s history magazine, kayak: canada’s history magazine for kids, canadashistory.ca, and the governor general’s history awards.