COMMEMORATION OF ABORIGINAL HISTORY
he federal government has a responsibility to respect the relationship of Aboriginal peoples to the land and to provide Aboriginal peoples with opportunities to tell other Canadians about their heritage.		James Isbister Leader of English Métis
Dispersal of the Huron-Wendat from Huronia, Quebec Dispersal Circa 1650 and their Ultimate Settlement in 1697 And whereas it is in the national interest to commemorate places, people and events of national historic significance, including Canada's rich and ongoing Aboriginal traditions Parks Canada Agency Act, 1998
Fall Caribou Crossing, Nunavut Site of Critical Importance to the Historical Survival of Inuit Community

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National Historic Sites Of Canada System Plan

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