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| Indigenous Peoples of Canada |
| Population |
| 1,172,790 |
| Society |
| First Nations · Inuit · Métis · Classification |
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| Area |
| AB · Atlantic CA · BC · Territories · MB · ON · PQ · SK |
| History |
| Models of migration to the New World · Paleo-Indians · First Nation · Inuit |
| Languages and dialects |
| Indigenous Languages · Anishinaabe · Cree · Inuktitut · Ojibway · Innu · Dene · Inuit · Métis French · Gaelic · Michif · Bungee |
| Politics |
| First Nations government Conflicts · Politics Indian Act · Numbered Treaties Constitution Act, 1982 |
| Religions |
| traditional beliefs traditional mythology Christian |
| Articles with prefix |
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| Associated Category's |
| Aboriginal · First Nations · Inuit · Métis |
| Other ethnic groups |
| Indigenous peoples of the world |
First Nations in Manitoba constitute many peoples. Common First Nations ethnicities in the province include the Cree and the Anishinaabe.
First Nations in the Northern Region of Manitoba
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First Nations in Southern Manitoba
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