Equal Parliament status = French and English stand side by side at the federal level.
1. How is the Métis community described in terms of its origin?
2. Which group pairing correctly matches the Indigenous communities named in Canada?
3. What does bilingual federalism mean in Canada?
Canada’s federal languages — role?
French and English have equal status in Parliament.
Indigenous peoples — groups?
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.
Bilingual federalism
French and English have official status nationwide.
Indigenous groups
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.
Métis origin
Fur traders' unions with Indigenous women.
One Canada identity
Shared identity to unite diverse Canadians.
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