Ontario

2.4% of Ontario's population identifies as Aboriginal and 3.5% report having Aboriginal ancestry. 61% of the Aboriginal population lives in urban areas.

Ontario Research projects

Teacher, listen to me! Voices of Southern Ontario Urban First Nation, Metis, and Inuit Youth

Monday March 13th, 2017

An examination of how the Anishinaabe smudging ceremony is integrated in Northeastern Ontario hospitals

Monday March 13th, 2017

Rekindling the Learning Spirit: Encouraging Successful Learning Outcomes for Urban Indigenous Youth

Friday March 10th, 2017

Where Are We Going?

Thursday August 27th, 2015

Where Are We Now?

Thursday August 27th, 2015

Where Have We Come From?

Thursday August 27th, 2015

Urban Aboriginal Community Building and the Basis of Aboriginal Economic Success in Sudbury

Wednesday August 13th, 2014

ABORIGINAL YOUTH-DRIVEN RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM – Where we have come from and where we are going

Wednesday August 13th, 2014
* Methodology * Urban Demographic Project

Partners

Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs

University of Sudbury

Trent University

Lakehead University

KINXUS Aboriginal Urban Resources

Ontario Native Women’s Association

Metis Nation of Ontario

Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre

Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres

Nogojiwanong Friendship Centre