There are three characterizations of Native social orders in Canada: Inuit, Métis, and First Countries. The Inuit have the northern zones of Canada. Their nation, known as Inuit Nunangat, joins a critical piece of the land, water, and ice contained in the Cold zone. Métis social orders are of mixed European and Native legacy and live commonly in the Grassland regions and Ontario, yet moreover in various bits of the country. First Countries social orders were the principal inhabitants of the land that is as of now Canada, as often as possible including areas south of the Cold.