Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada

The Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada, produced by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society in partnership with the Assembly of First Nations, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, the Métis Nation, the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation and Indspire, the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada shares the stories, perspectives, voices and history of the Indigenous Peoples of Canada. It includes historic and contemporary maps and explores themes of language, demographics, economy and culture. Important topics such as treaties and residential schools are covered in-depth, as well as the contributions of Indigenous Peoples, their oral traditions and land-based knowledge.

A territorial or land acknowledgment is a centuries-old tradition among Indigenous Peoples, and is also today an important part of Canada's reconciliation process — it is becoming common for non-Indigenous people to make such acknowledgments at public events and in schools.

Orang Asal Atlas of Canada, yang dihasilkan oleh The Royal Canadian Persatuan Geografi dengan kerjasama Perhimpunan Bangsa-Bangsa Pertama, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Nation Métis, Pusat Kebangsaan bagi Kebenaran dan Rekonsiliasi dan Indspire, Orang Asal Atlas Kanada berkongsi cerita-cerita , perspektif, suara dan sejarah Orang Asal di Kanada. Ia termasuk peta bersejarah dan kontemporari dan meneroka tema bahasa, demografi, ekonomi dan budaya. topik penting seperti perjanjian dan sekolah berasrama penuh diliputi mendalam, serta sumbangan Orang Asal, tradisi lisan dan pengetahuan berasaskan tanah.

 A pengakuan wilayah atau tanah adalah tradisi berabad-abad lamanya di kalangan Orang Asal, dan juga hari ini satu bahagian penting dalam proses perdamaian Kanada - ia menjadi biasa bagi orang bukan pribumi untuk membuat pengakuan itu di acara-acara awam dan di sekolah.