Indigenous People in a sentence

By creating spaces where both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people can interact in a spirit of openness and mutual discovery, this series of Canada-wide events will help establish and strengthen ties between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

Indigenous people continue to be overrepresented in the homeless population, with 32 per cent of the survey’s respondents identifying as Indigenous, while Indigenous people make up 3.8 per cent of Halifax’s total population.

The rapid tests were made available through a partnership with Indigenous Canadian Medical Dispensaries, an Indigenous-owned company that works to improve health services for Indigenous people in Canada.

The Indigenous Advancement Strategy has been able to double the number of Indigenous organisations delivering services to Indigenous people since its establishment in 2013,” Minister Scullion said.

Punti and Tanka are Hong Kong indigenous people, while Cantonese people (including Toishanese) are not Hong Kong indigenous people.

Many people, including some Indigenous people themselves, have asked how the Voice will materially improve Indigenous lives.

She is one of the first Cree members of Parliament, and championed bills on Jordan's Principle, the UN declaration of rights of Indigenous people, and murdered and missing Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people.

Non–Indigenous people shouldn’t be advocating nor attempting to create Indigenized organizations/spaces without Indigenous people’s involvement.

While indigenous people are relatively poor, little evidence was found that the informal economy is a higher percentage of total economic activity in a municipio with a high share of indigenous people.

It also means changing the hearts and mind of Catholics and dismantling anti-Indigenous structural racism — work that cannot and should not rely on Indigenous people.

Jurisdictional disputes sometimes stem from the fact that tribal law enforcement agencies have limited power over crimes committed against Indigenous people by non-Indigenous citizens.

The decision, denounced by Indigenous groups, comes in the run-up to an increasingly divisive referendum on whether to give Indigenous people a greater say over polices that affect them.

The groups included both indigenous and non-indigenous people.

A group of Indigenous leaders is expected to recommend how to protect Indigenous people’s human rights Thursday as part of a conference at the University of Colorado put together by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs.

Philippe said she hopes the rematriation of the site will start a trend to return the land to its Indigenous stewards while fostering solidarity between the tribe and non-Indigenous people.

Provincial Court Judge David Patterson says it's driven by the "desire" of non-Indigenous people to access what they deem to be benefits of identifying as Indigenous.

Senick said the monthly paper is meant to profile Indigenous people and share positive stories from Indigenous communities.

The project will be taken up by Wamarra, an Indigenous construction company with a heavy emphasis on providing jobs for Indigenous people across Australia.

The report also provides the number of Indigenous people who worked on Site C, adding that workers voluntarily self-declared their Indigenous status to the employer.

We will celebrate the richness of Indigenous dancers, drummers, and artisans, while offering a place for non-Indigenous people to experience and learn,” she said.