Indigenous people in Canada

Indigenous people in Canada also known as abnormal people that refers to the First Nation, Metis and Inuit people. The majority of Inuit people are living in the northern region of Canada. They are also known as the Inuk and their homeland known as Inuit Nunangat which contains land, water, ice in the Arctic region. Inuktitut is the main language of Inuit people. Previously, Inuit people were moved from one camp to another for hunting and to meet their other needs.