Why was there conflict between First Nations and europeans in Canada?

Conflict between First Nations and Europeans in Canada arose primarily due to differing views on land ownership and resource use. Europeans sought to expand their territories for agriculture, trade, and settlement, often disregarding Indigenous land rights and treaties. This led to displacement, resource depletion, and cultural disruptions for First Nations communities. Additionally, the imposition of European laws and systems further exacerbated tensions and misunderstandings between the two groups.