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Definitions from the WebFirst NationDescription:First Nation refers to the indigenous peoples of Canada who are not Inuit or Métis. They are recognized as distinct legal entities and include various ethnic groups with their own cultures, languages, and histories. Sense 1: Noun (Indigenous Peoples)Referring to a collective group of indigenous people in Canada, the term "First Nation" represents their rich cultural heritage and unique identities. Example sentence: The First Nations have inhabited these lands for thousands of years, preserving their traditions and customs. Sense 2: Adjective (Popular)When used to describe something as "First Nation," it indicates popularity or widespread recognition among the indigenous communities of Canada. Example sentence: The artist's latest album has become a First Nation hit, connecting with listeners from various tribes across the country. Sense 3: Adjective (Local)In a local context, "First Nation" refers to events, organizations, or initiatives that cater specifically to the indigenous communities of a particular region. Example sentence: The local First Nation health center provides essential healthcare services to the indigenous population in the area. Related Products: | ||||
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