Aboriginal Peoples: Building for the Future tells the story of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada in the 20th century. The book is arranged into 37 chapters each covering a specific topic. Topics as diverse as elders, residential schools, life in the cities, the arts, treaties, forced relocations, as well as land claims and self-government are explored. Each chapter contains a wealth of information in the form of primary source quotations, photographs, works of art, graphs and charts, and text. The achievements and contributions of Aboriginal Peoples are presented through case studies and biographical profiles. The author approaches the topics with respect and accurately reflects the issues and challenges Aboriginal People in Canada face. This valuable resource is recommended for anyone who wants to understand the role of Aboriginal People in Canada. Suggested resource for Grade 10 Aboriginal Peoples in Canada course, Ontario Ministry of Education Course Profile. This title is also an authorized student support resource for Alberta Education grade 7 Social Studies.