Members of the first nations, Inuit, and Metis tribes are considered indigenous.They each have their own history, beliefs, language, and customs to uphold.They resided on the land that is now known as Canada. These are three separate peoples, each having their own history, language, culture, and spiritual beliefs. The earliest occupants of what is now Canada were First Nations peoples, who often occupied regions south of the Arctic Circle. Permanent settlement agriculture, civic and ceremonial buildings, complex societal structures, and trading networks were all features of Indigenous…