Before you start your search, keep in mind that over the years various names have been used to refer to Indigenous peoples in Canada and other Indigenous groups around the world.
As a result, any of the following terms could be used in your search:
In addition to these terms, Indigenous Peoples are often identified by colonially-imposed names for specific nations (i.e. Iroquois, Huron), linguistic or cultural groups (i.e. Athapascan "Indians", Plains "Indians"), or by their traditional names (i.e. Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee).
Terminology Guide - Office of Indigenous Initiatives (Queen's University)
Indigenous Peoples: Language Guidelines (Version 3.0) (University of British Columbia)
Indigenous Initiatives: Indigenous Terminology Guide (University of Waterloo)
Terminology page by HIP (Honouring Indigenous Peoples)
A rose by any other name is a mihkokwaniy from Chelsea Vowel's blog, âpihtawikosisân