Indigenous issues in Canada

Indigenous weight and “might” held steady until 1812 (until the war between the United States and England) before starting to decline. Indigenous territory would be gradually occupied by English settlers , who arrived in increasing numbers. Indigenous peoples, feeling invaded, began to petition the authorities in the 1830s

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