The Grand Council serves which community in Canada?

• A. The Mikmaq Nation, across seven districts.
• B. The Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
• C. The Inuit of the Far North.
• D. The Métis communities.

Answer: (A)

The Grand Council is the traditional governing body of the Mi’kmaq Nation, uniting communities across seven districts in Mi’kmaq territory. It acts as the highest level of Mi’kmaq governance, with chiefs and councillors working together on laws, resources, and relationships with other nations. That’s why the Grand Council serves the Mi’kmaq Nation. The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Inuit communities, and Métis communities have their own distinct leadership systems and territories, so they aren’t served by the Mi’kmaq Grand Council.