La diversité autochtone : La démographie

This vignette talks about traditional Aboriginal clothing and its evolution.

We learn that the symbols, ornaments and colors found on clothing vary according to nations and individuals.

We discover how moccasins are made and why they are worn by a majority of Indigenous people.

A Mohawk legend tells the story of how the birds got their feathers.

This vignette is about the clothes worn during pow wow dances.

In this capsule, we present some contemporary Indigenous designers.

It explains what traditional Indigenous food is and how it differs from nation to nation.

This Six Nations legend tells the story of a turtle and pine cones.

Through this video, we understand why bannock is popular among Indigenous people.

In this vignette, we learn that wild rice is an important part of the diet of some Indigenous nations.

Community feasts are found to reflect fundamental Indigenous values.

In this capsule, we learn about indigenous cuisine. Today, Indigenous cuisine is very diverse. Like all cuisines in the world, it has evolved and modernized over time.

Treaties and alliances are introduced and the Indigenous attachment to the land is explained.

This vignette focuses on the Indigenous Act and the creation of reserves.

In this clip, we talk about the role of band councils.