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Pictured above Kanata (Canada) as Metis (1st panel), Ottawa (2nd panel), Inuit (3rd panel).

Kindly please refrain from calling Inuit people "Eskimo". Please use the correct name "Inuit".
Many thanks in regards for introducing and sharing Inuit beautiful cultures  Many thanks for the information of Canada original name "Kanata" & the Stadacona people to
Many thanks for the information about Kanata (Canada) & British first contact to

=> Kanata (Canada)

In 1535, two Indian Youths told Jacques Cartier about the route to "kanata". They were referring to the village of Stadacona; "kanata" was simply the Huron-Iroquois word for "village" or "settlement." But for want of another name, Cartier used "Canada" to refer not only to Stadacona (the site of present day Quebec City), but also to the entire area subject to its chief, Donnacona. The name was soon applied to a much larger area: maps in 1547 designated everything north of the St. Lawrence River as "Canada."

Source : www.pch.gc.ca/eng/136362931416…

Oh Kanata! Our Home on Native Land

Video : www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0Hz0O…

by : TheHibbies
The Canadian National Anthem does not truly reflect this land, we created a new rendition of the song that gives acknowledgement to the fact that this country was founded on Indigenous traditional territories. In order to move forward, Canadians (whether Indigenous or Non-Indigenous) must acknowledge what has occurred in our history, and find positive ways of moving forward. As Non-Indigenous Canadians, we need to play our role as allies - and that first step begins with acknowledging what this country was originally founded upon. 


=> The Métis

• The Métis people helped to shape the Canada of today, mainly in terms of the expansion of the west.
• The first Métis people were born in Eastern Canada as early as the 1600s. They were the children born to European fishermen and their Native wives.
• However, it was the Red River region, in present day Manitoba, where the Métis Nation was really first established
• The Métis people had a distinct way of life that incorporated aspects of both French-Canadian and Native cultures. This could explain why they were called the 'Métis', which came from the French word for 'mixed'.