Aboriginal


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original inhabitant

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existing, born, or produced in a land or region

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a dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived

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characteristic of or relating to people inhabiting a region from the beginning

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having existed from the beginning

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The potential for development of Edmonton's Aboriginal business and professional sector will only be realized through public, private, and community collaboration in mutually supportive initiatives to remove the barriers to success in business for the Aboriginal community and nurture development of the Aboriginal business and professional sector," said Houle.
And with future Aboriginal youth entrepreneurs in mind, Aksis hosts an annual Indian Summer Golf Tournament.
Business association aims to make Edmonton Aboriginal Business Capital of Canada
Part 1, 'Behind the barriers--the background to Indigenous involvement in racing', traces the relationship between Aboriginal people and the horse.
Aborigines and the 'Sport of Kings': Aboriginal jockeys in Australian racing history
An infamous trifecta involving offences for disorderly or offensive conduct, resisting arrest and assaulting police channelled Aboriginal people into prisons in the 1970s.
Fiona Skyring, Justice: A History of the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia
The accepted social or relational Aboriginal sense of self is usually contrasted with the individuated, self-contained 'self' which is common to the West.
Managing 'Aboriginal selves' in South-Western Sydney
Some Aboriginal students arrive on campus from rural communities or reserves and may not be completely comfortable in an unfamiliar city or university setting," said Timmons.
Aboriginal advisory circle advocates for aboriginal success
The Unfortunate History of Colonization: A Look At the Aboriginal Population Yesterday and Today
Closing the education gap: a case for aboriginal early childhood education in Canada, a look at the aboriginal headstart program
Victoria has the strongest laws in the nation to protect its Aboriginal cultural heritage.
Australia : Protecting Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
Second, Aboriginal people (defined as Indian, Inuit and Metis peoples), collectively, have rights that are enshrined in Canada's Constitution.
The environment and aboriginal rights
The term 'mathematics' may be vague from an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspective.
Closing the gap
Cities are now home to over half of all Aboriginal peoples in Canada and over half of this group live in large urban centres (Statscan 2011).
Municipal-aboriginal advisory committees in four Canadian cities: 1999-2014
Gathering places provide a welcoming environment for Aboriginal students" said Advanced Education Minister Andrew Wilkinson.
JIBC breaks ground on new Aboriginal Gathering Place
As a matter of fact, and as Simpson's column points out, in 2013 the Commissioner of the RCMP actually initiated such an inquiry, which was published the following year under the title Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women: A National Operational Overview.
The strange case of the missing Aboriginal women
Aboriginal women went from being central forces in their communities to having little value.
Sisters in spirit
More Indigenous nurses will be employed atThe Children's Hospital at Westmead as part of its Aboriginal Workforce Plan.
Aboriginal workforce plan launched at the children's hospital
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