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	Doing business in Canada Aboriginal considerations Canada’s Aboriginal peoples consist of three groups: First Nations (or Indians), the Inuit (who occupy Canada’s far north), and the Métis (people of mixed First Nat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-18 21:20:08 Open Document File Size: 68,97 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Norton / / Country Canada / / Person Rose Fulbright / / Position general public engagement / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / Newfoundland / / SocialTag Aboriginal title Section Thirty-five of the Constitution Act First Nations Indigenous Australians Aboriginal title in the United States Law Aboriginal peoples in Canada Americas

Doing business in Canada Aboriginal considerations Canada’s Aboriginal peoples consist of three groups: First Nations (or Indians), the Inuit (who occupy Canada’s far north), and the Métis (people of mixed First NatAdd to Reading List