Meanings of first nations in English

Onundagaono and Ganeagaono be the first nations of the Hodenosaunee and they never fail each other.

We're talking to a number of first nations and we will continue to talk to them, he said.

CSA backs four-day Tests This is after being one of the first nations to take part in a reduced version of Test cricket.

Spain would speedily become what a bountiful Providence intended she should be, one of the first nations of continental Europe-rich, powerful and contented.

Canada's dealings with aboriginal communities, known as first nations, represent among the most complicated politics in the quest to build larger energy links, Houlden said.

North Korea also was one of the first nations in the world to seal its borders, cutting off essential trade with its key ally China.

Ursula von der Leyen welcomed Trump's commitment to continuing the U.S. mission, but said Germany would not be among the first nations to contribute more.

The Anglo-Americans are the first nations who, having been exposed to this formidable alternative, have been happy enough to escape the dominion of absolute power.

Today a diverse community of miners, artists and First Nations people remains.

They should be bailing out Canada's workers, First Nations and the climate.

But Whyte's goal grabbed NI a first Nations League point in five outings.

This year, the spotlight is on Native American and Canadian First Nations women.

Educated people over there referred to First Nations People rather than Native Americans.

A vision she transformed into a not-for-profit organization, the First Nations Financial Project.

Indigenous peoples in Canada comprise First Nations people, Inuit and Métis.

The royal couple visited First Nations people, teenagers, and members of Canada's armed forces.