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    The Native American zodiac signs are wholly unique, and you’ll not find these totemic birth animals anywhere else but here. Find your animal sign and follow the link to find out what it means.Goose http://bit.ly/PlNjMJOtter http://bit.ly/XQOPbUWolf http://bit.ly/PiLeRPFalcon http://bit.ly/Rms6ieBeaver http://bit.ly/T1dCpwDeer http://bit.ly/RnsnkOWoodpecker http://bit.ly/PkI8NaSalmon http://bit.ly/RpIu1mBear http://bit.ly/XYaLltRaven http://bit.ly/RqhP4tSerpent http://bit.ly/PlvLjTOwl http://bit.ly/RqWDv8

    The Native American zodiac signs are wholly unique, and you’ll not find these totemic birth animals anywhere else but here.

    Find your animal sign and follow the link to find out what it means.
    Goose http://bit.ly/PlNjMJ
    Otter http://bit.ly/XQOPbU
    Wolf http://bit.ly/PiLeRP
    Falcon http://bit.ly/Rms6ie
    Beaver http://bit.ly/T1dCpw
    Deer http://bit.ly/RnsnkO
    Woodpecker http://bit.ly/PkI8Na
    Salmon http://bit.ly/RpIu1m
    Bear http://bit.ly/XYaLlt
    Raven http://bit.ly/RqhP4t
    Serpent http://bit.ly/PlvLjT
    Owl http://bit.ly/RqWDv8

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    Happy Nunavut Day! Nunavut Day, which is annually celebrated on July 9, commemorates passing of two Nunavut acts. The Canadian Parliament passed the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act and the Nunavut Act on July 9, 1993. Nunavut officially split from the Northwest Territories and became a Canadian territory on April 1, 1999. Photo by Alec Couros.

    Happy Nunavut Day!

    Nunavut Day, which is annually celebrated on July 9, commemorates passing of two Nunavut acts. The Canadian Parliament passed the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act and the Nunavut Act on July 9, 1993. Nunavut officially split from the Northwest Territories and became a Canadian territory on April 1, 1999.

    Photo by Alec Couros.

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    Fact Sheet - Urban Aboriginal population in CanadaThe Aboriginal population in Canada is the fastest-growing segment of the Canadian population. In recent decades, the number of Aboriginal people living in Canada’s urban centres has grown substantially. The fact sheet below provides details from the 2006 census on the urban Aboriginal population in Canada.

    Fact Sheet - Urban Aboriginal population in Canada

    The Aboriginal population in Canada is the fastest-growing segment of the Canadian population. In recent decades, the number of Aboriginal people living in Canada’s urban centres has grown substantially. The fact sheet below provides details from the 2006 census on the urban Aboriginal population in Canada.

    Source aadnc-aandc.gc.ca
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    dreamerscatcher: Those kinda girls (to the left) piss me off ! It’s maybe «fashion» or «hype» or however you call this «style», but do you all know  our culture ? Mhh.. I don’t think so. YES, we kept our traditions, but hey ! , we don’t dress like this anymore. We aren’t like this anymore. Yes, we still have traditional clothes, but we wear em only when there’s an important «date» (like a pow-wow) . I AM a « Native American » «Indian» «Aboriginal» , however you call us , but I don’t have lines on my face anymore and I don’t wear feathers in my ears everyday.

    dreamerscatcher:

    Those kinda girls (to the left) piss me off ! It’s maybe «fashion» or «hype» or however you call this «style», but do you all know  our culture ? Mhh.. I don’t think so. YES, we kept our traditions, but hey ! , we don’t dress like this anymore. We aren’t like this anymore. Yes, we still have traditional clothes, but we wear em only when there’s an important «date» (like a pow-wow) . I AM a « Native American » «Indian» «Aboriginal» , however you call us , but I don’t have lines on my face anymore and I don’t wear feathers in my ears everyday.

    (via dreamerscatcher-deactivated2012)

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