THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE IN CANADA REORGANIZING THREE GROUPS OF FIRST NATIONS - INDIANS, METIS, AND INUIT. EACH ONE HAS DISTINCT HISTORIES, LAMGUAGES, AND CULTURAL AND SPIRITUAL BELIEFS. OVER ONE MILLION FOLKS IN CANADA CALL THEMSELVES ABORIGINAL. THEY'RE LOCATED IN CITIES, REMOTE AND RURAL AREAS.
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS ARE MADE FOR RESOLVING LONG STANDING CLAIMS AND DISPUTES FOR IMPROVED COOPERATION BETWEEN FIRST NATIONS AND THE GOVERNMENT.
THE EDUCATIONAL REFORM HAS RESULTED IN ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH THE REFORM AGENDA. THE GOVERNMENT FORMED A NATIONAL PANEL TO ENGAGE IST NATIONLEADERS, PARENTS, PARENTS AND STUDENTS IN PROVING WAYS TO IMPROVE THEIR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
THROUGH LAND CLAIMS AND SELF GOVERNMENT AND AGREEMENTS THE NATIVES CONTINUE TO LEARN HOW TO MANAGE THEIR LANDS AND ENVIRONMENT. THE DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS HAS IMPORTANT ROLES IN DEVELOPING NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.
THEY HAVE MANY SUCCESS STORIES TO IMPROVE CLEAN ENERGY. NUNAVUT SIVUNIKSAUUT (NS) IS AN 8 MO COLLEGE PROGRAM BASED IN OTTAWA. IN COMBINATION WITH CULTURAL TEACHINGS THE NS PROGRAM GIVES STUDENTS A CHANCE TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR LEADERS AND HISTORY. THEY LEARN ABOUT GOVERNMENT RELATIONS, LAND CLAIMS AND OTHER CONTEMPORARY ISSUES.
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