Complex and Challenging Task The terminology related to Indigenous identity in Canada can be complex, as identification can be self-identified and defined by the state. Identification based on connection to land and territory can become very difficult. Many Indigenous peoples lost their land base, or the terms for a community have often not been selectedContinue reading “Perceptions of Indigenous Identity in Canada”
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What is the Most Appreciate Terminology: Aboriginals, Indigenous Peoples, First nations?
NO “All-Encompassing” Term There is no single term that is ‘Fits All’ or ‘politically correct’ when describing Indigenous people — Aboriginal, native peoples, and First Nations in Canada. Across our nations, there are over 630 distinct Indigenous communities, which represent more than 50 nations and 50 Indigenous languages. Thus, it is impossible to come upContinue reading “What is the Most Appreciate Terminology: Aboriginals, Indigenous Peoples, First nations?”
Foundation of HKPLTW (Canada) 