Canada's indigenous people are also recognised as the first or native persons. The original inhabitants of the land that is now Canada are these. Indigenous groups in Canada live in three categories: Inuit, Métis, and First Nations. The Inuit mainly occupy Canada's northern regions. Métis populations have mixed European and Indigenous ancestry and live mostly in the province of Ontario. The initial settlers of the land that is now Canada were First Nation people, mostly occupying lands south of the Arctic. Traditional Indigenous ways of life were forever changed with colonisation and white…