Indian reserve

Aboriginal peoples
in Canada
History
  • Paleo-Indians
  • Pre-colonization
  • Genetics
  • Residential schools
  • Indian hospitals
  • Conflicts
  • First Nation
  • Inuit
Politics
  • Crown and Aboriginals
  • Treaty rights
  • Health Policy
  • Numbered Treaties
  • Royal Commission
  • Self-government
  • Indian Act
  • British Columbia Treaty Process
  • Idle No More
  • Lateral violence
  • Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
  • Politics
  • Organizations
  • Case law
  • Aboriginal Affairs and
    Northern Development Canada
Culture
  • Aboriginal cultures
  • Aboriginal personalities
  • Country food
  • Music
Demographics
  • Indian reserves
  • AB
    • FN
    • Métis
  • Atlantic CA
  • BC
  • MB
  • ON
  • QC
  • SK
  • Territories
  • Pacific Coast
Linguistics
Religions
  • Traditional beliefs
    • Inuit mythology

An Indian reserve is a place in Canada where First Nations (indigenous people) manage their own land. They are defined by the Indian Act.



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