Native-Land.ca

Native-Land.ca is an interactive map that invites families to ask a crucial question often missing from geography lessons: whose land are we on? By entering an address or browsing, users can see overlapping Indigenous territories, languages, and treaties, with links to community sites and further resources. Created by an Indigenous-led team and collaborators, the project aims to support education and land acknowledgments while reminding viewers that these nations are living, not just historical. Parents appreciate how quickly it can spark deeper research and more respectful conversations about place, colonization, and responsibility. The site is free to use, though the creators welcome support. Treat it as a starting point, not the final word—follow links, seek out voices from local Nations, and learn how they describe their lands.