The term INDIGENOUS is a scientific word which is used worldwide for the First Nation people, Aboriginal people or Native people. The count of indigenous people in the nation, Canada is 1,673,785 people, or 4.9 percent of the national population. There are near about 600 ethnic groups who are native to a particular place in the country who share a plethora of languages, different cultures, unique music and clothing styles and many more. The three categories of aboriginal people which is classified in the Canadian Constitution are First Nations (Indians), Inuit and Métis.