Across
- 2. — An organized set of structures or processes working together.
- 4. — The process of forcing or encouraging a group to adopt another culture.
- 6. — Young human beings below the age of adulthood.
- 7. — A person’s sense of who they are, including culture, background, and beliefs.
- 8. — Indigenous peoples living primarily in the Arctic regions of Canada.
- 10. — The process of repairing relationships and addressing past harms.
- 11. — Individuals who perform jobs or provide labor in various sectors.
- 14. — The shared beliefs, traditions, language, and practices of a group of people.
- 16. — A number representing 20,000, often used to indicate scale or quantity.
- 18. — A Canadian province known for its prairie landscape and Indigenous communities.
- 19. — Groups of people living together or sharing common values or interests.
- 21. — Refers to the original peoples of a region, especially before colonization.
- 23. — A country in North America with a history involving Indigenous peoples and colonialism.
- 26. — Organizations that provide services or carry out specific functions, often governmental or social.
- 27. — Deep emotional or psychological harm caused by distressing experiences.
- 29. — An official count of a population, often including demographic information.
- 31. — Indigenous peoples in Canada who are not Inuit or Métis.
- 32. — The legal process of taking another person’s child and raising them as one’s own.
- 34. — Permission or agreement given freely without pressure or force.
- 35. — The act of taking someone away from their home or community.
- 36. — The body responsible for making and enforcing laws and policies in a country.
Down
- 1. — Groups of related individuals connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.
- 3. — A large number, typically referring to many people or things.
- 5. — Often refers to the United States, or broadly the continents of North and South America.
- 9. — Rules or guidelines created by organizations or governments to guide decisions.
- 12. — The act of dividing or keeping people apart from one another.
- 13. — People of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry with a distinct culture in Canada.
- 15. — A Canadian law regulating the lives and status of First Nations people.
- 17. — An expression of regret for wrongdoing or harm caused.
- 20. — A Canadian province with significant Indigenous populations and history.
- 22. — Numerical data used to analyze and understand patterns or trends.
- 24. — The process of changing from one state, condition, or place to another.
- 25. — Government support provided to individuals or families in need.
- 28. — The act of being born; the beginning of life.
- 30. — An agreement resolving a dispute, often involving compensation.
- 33. — The state of lacking sufficient money or resources for basic living needs.