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The Ottawa Aboriginal Coalition was established in 2001 to respond to the needs of the Ottawa Aboriginal Community with a unified approach.

 OAC members are Indigenous service organization providing 
 front-line programs and services to Indigenous people living in the   National Capital Region 

Our Members

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Featured OAC Work

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We acknowledge the gift of being on Anishnabek territory and specifically on Algonquin Territory. We want to recognize the two closest Algonquin First Nation communities: Kitigan Zibi and the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan.

We also recognize that today - Ottawa is a gathering place for First Nations, Inuit and Métis from across Canada.

This land acknowledgement commits us to the original relationship we were building together – through friendship and peace.

The Ottawa Aboriginal Coalition uses the term “Aboriginal” in its’ name and “Indigenous” in our work and community. Both Aboriginal and Indigenous are inclusive of First Nation, Inuit, and Métis people. We are respectful of whatever term an Indigenous person or organization uses to self-define.

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