The Amerindians of Canada or indigenous peoples of Canada were culturally, ethnically and linguistically diverse. Regarding the cultural division, there is a difference in the northeast region characterized by forests, the subarctic region and the Arctic region, as well as other smaller regions such as the Pacific coast and less extensive inland regions.
Linguistically there are three large families (Algonquian, Na-dené, Eskimo-Aleutian), and in the most abundant regions in resources there were higher population densities and also greater ethnic and linguistic diversity. Curiously, in some areas not covered by large families, isolated languages are spoken by people who do not seem to be phylogenetically their neighbors.
