Episode 1: The Beginning | Understanding Indigenous History: A Path Forward

This episode contains material that may be disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
In Episode 1: The Beginning of 'Understanding Indigenous History: A Path Forward,' we embark on a journey to better understand the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Through the oral stories of the origins of Indigenous peoples in Canada and the recorded history since contact, we witness the complex tapestry of Indigenous life prior to the arrival of European settlers and the impacts of colonization.
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[@hereandnow_2024_]

Thank you for doing these! My own Indigenous history is a combination of English, French and Algonquin from both Ontario and Quebec - my Dad was English, Protestant, Algonquin from Ontario, and my Mom was French, Catholic, Algonquin from Quebec. We were never raised with the knowledge of our Indigenous blood - I think my Mom was embarrassed, or maybe concerned about discrimination. I only found out when I was 40 about my Dad's, and just 2 years ago about my Mom's. I will be 65 this Fall. I am grateful for the awareness that is being brought out through these episodes. Thank you again. I look forward to the rest of the episodes.

[@subratadasgupta6972]

As a newcomer, it's really helpful to know something about the oral history of the First nation.

[@margaretbriggs1225]

Very well done. I hope going forward that this information will be added to the school curriculum!

[@Dodiwes12]

Need more oral history and origin stories.

[@leonstone4738]

Fantastic.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

Loving this!!!

[@aprilmacqueen9230]

There is no mention of the North West Company Fur trade they were the first before being taken over by the Hudson Bay Co

[@eaglefreedom5361]

Way to stumble through our historical stories and creation story. Reinforcing Bering Strait but evidence activities on this continent recorded back thousands of years before any Bering Strait existed. Very unfortunate.

[@elizabethstamp1416]

The Truth shall be Revealed,

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[@ccloutier1586]

The people have always been here, however, Turtle Island has not.

[@peacemaker3156]

We are the Land, our soles of feet were always on the continent Turtle Island czcams.com/video/FNcDtrf8YEA/video.htmlsi=KiDSeIDiHPuqtyob

[@andainewilliams7188]

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[@popsniklac]

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