This was my first online course of this nature and I found it to be highly informative. So many eye-opening insights about our history as a country and the complexities of our historical and current relationships with Indigenous peoples. Highly recommended.

The course 'Indigenous Canada' was extremely beneficial for me as a researcher. I built my foundation related to the history of Canada and its indigenous people. It was fun to learn. I found the course to be extremely interesting and informative. Thank you.

What a wonderful perspective on First nations culture and identity. This was very helpful for me in my teaching and personal growth. Thank you to the Faculty of Native Studies from University of Alberta for putting this together for the teachers of Alberta.

I felt as thought this course was very informative and enjoyable to take par tin. I feel as though I have gained a great deal of knowledge from this course that I will be able to employ in my classroom as well as in my studies with EDI&I at my university.

I learned about my ancester's and my people. I have a new found understanding of the struggle and racism faced in an unjust theft of land that was stripped away illegally. I have to thenk Dan Levy for bringing this course to my attention via social media.

10/10. Thank you for putting this together and making it available. I feel like I have a better grip on the history of Canada and I feel equipped to engage my Indigenous friends & acquaintances in more sophisticated and empathetic ways. Highly recommended.

A lot of information, very thorough. Videos made it very easy to watch, learn, and get through the course. More than just the typical information included in Indigenous training (for example, not just info pertaining to Residential Schools and Treaties).

I came into this course with a completely open mind ready to learn and was not let down. The information that was provided throughout these learning's is second to none and should be provided to many more groups of people. Excellent course and information.

As an immigrant, this course was definitely an "eye opener" for me when it came to learning about Indigenous history. I have a new found understanding of the history that fundamentality makes up the country of Canada and recommends this course to anyone.

Everyone should have to take this course! I have completed a few indigenous courses over the years, as an example Aboriginal Awareness, and I can say without hesitation I have learned more, reflected more , enjoyed more this one over all others. Thank you!

I really enjoyed this opportunity to learn about a history, culture, people and community that I have no real previous knowledge of. As an overseas resident/participant, this has been a great introduction to help me start my own learning journey. Thank you

This was a very informative and inclusive course. I look forward to taking more courses from U of A Faculty of Native Studies. I shared this course with many of my FN friends when I first enrolled and I will definitely continue to recommend it . Thank you.

I really appreciate the inclusion of aboriginal/indigenous art as a key part of understanding the history of indigenous people in Canada/Turtle Island. Artistic expression is so key to understanding a culture. Thank you. A wonderful and insightful course.

Truth and Reconciliation - the key to this is knowing the truth so that we can properly have reconciliation. This course educates us on Indigenous History so we can understand that the truth has been muddy and we must educate Canadians about OUR history.

I feel a better person and Canadian for taking this course. Learning about our country's shortcomings and violations towards indigenous people was horrifying but educational in me being able to learn these stories and become more honest in my journey

I am thankful for having the opportunity to see Canadian history from an Indigenous perspective, and feel I can be a better ally as a result. This course was well thought out, is easy to understand, and approaches topics in a knowledgeable way. Thank you!

While I have grown up in rural Canada and have many Indigenous family members there is so much here I did not know. I learned a great deal and it has given me much more to base my understandings on as it gave me perspective and information I did not have.

Every Canadian should take this course and classes based on it should be mandatory in every high school across the country. I'm hoping a second instalment will come where we can learn in more depth about the suffering of this country's Indigenous Peoples.

Thank you very much for offering this important, amazing, and necessary certificate. I learnt so much and feel like there is still so much to do and people need to educate themselves in order to live in a better community of human bebeingsgns. Thank you!

I found this course a fantastic resource. It is very complete, very easy to understand and a great starting point to learning about Indigenous Canada. The only feedback I have is that it would be gretaly beneficial to be able to ask questions. Thank you

So happy I completed this 12-week course. It was challenging at times but the information and lessons on the Indigenous populations is vital if you are a resident of this country. We owe it to ourselves to know our history and the Indigenous way of life.

Excellent course providing an important grounding in Indigenous history and historical and contemporary challenges facing Indigenous peoples in Canada, as well as celebrating their resilience, diversity, strength and knowledge. Thank you to all involved!

This course provided me with a better understanding of the struggles of indienous people and how colonization had a negative and long reaching impact for this group. I now have a better understanding of how the trauma is passed on to the next generations

Very well conducted course that has brought enlightenment and awareness to my understanding of the indigenous peoples of Canada. All Canadians should take this course to help dispel any myths, stereotypes and prejudices regarding our indigenous peoples.