Atlantic Canada still has several Native Americans, even today. Each province has their own number of Indians:
New Brunswick-17,665
Nova Scotia- 24,175
Prince Edward Island- 1730
Newfoundland and Labrador- 23,450
Some tribes in this region inlude the Inut(2,414 people), Montagians(2,001), Malecite(3,541), and one of the first settlers, the Micmac(25,487). All these Indians hunted and fished here before the French arrived in late 1500s and early 1600s.
New Brunswick-17,665
Nova Scotia- 24,175
Prince Edward Island- 1730
Newfoundland and Labrador- 23,450
Some tribes in this region inlude the Inut(2,414 people), Montagians(2,001), Malecite(3,541), and one of the first settlers, the Micmac(25,487). All these Indians hunted and fished here before the French arrived in late 1500s and early 1600s.