Before Canada : First Nations and First

Before John Cabot reached the east coast of Canada in 1497, millions of First Nations peoples already lived there. Thousands of years earlier, their ancestors had crossed the Bering Land Bridge into North America and spread out across the continent. Before the first Europeans began to cross the Atlantic, the First Nations had developed hundreds of complex societies, varying widely with the terrain of each culture. Some lived settled lives in villages, while others hunted nomadically, following the caribou or buffalo herds.

Introduction	p. 6
Canada's Land: Geology and Geography	p. 9
The First People Migrate Into North America	p. 23
Canada's First Nations: The East	p. 33
Canada's First Nations: The West	p. 41
Canada's First Nations: The North	p. 53
Early Visitors to Canada	p. 63
First Contact: European Explorers Arrive	p. 71
Time Line	p. 78
Further Reading	p. 82
For More Information	p. 83
Index	p. 84
Picture Credits	p. 86
Biographies	p. 87
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Before Canada : First Nations and First Contacts, Prehistory-1523

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