What languages are spoken by the First Nations people?

First Nations people speak the following 65 languages, as well as English, Spanish, and French:

1. Abenaki
2. Algonquin
3. Babine-Witsuwit'en
4. Beothuk
5. Blackfoot
6. Broken Slavey
7. Bungee
8. Carrier
9. Cayuga
10. Chiac
11. Chilcotin
12. Chinook Jargon
13. Coast Tsimshian
14. Comox
15. Cree
16. Dene Suline
17. Dogrib
18. Gwich'in
19. Haida
20. Haisla
21. Halkomelem
22. Hän
23. Heiltsuk-Oowekyala
24. Innu-aimun
25. Inuinnaqtun
26. Inuktitut
27. Inupiaq
28. Inuvialuktun
29. Kaska
30. Kutenai
31. Kwak'wala
32. Labrador Inuit Pidgin French
33. Malecite-Passamaquoddy
34. Michif
35. Mi'kmaq
36. Mohawk
37. Munsee
38. Naskapi
39. Nicola
40. Nitinaht
41. Nlaka'pamuctsin
42. Nuu-chah-nulth
43. Nuxálk
44. Ojibwe
45. Okanagan
46. Oneida
47. Onondaga
48. Ottawa
49. Potawatomi
50. Saanich
51. Sekani
52. Seneca
53. Sháshíshálh
54. Shuswap
55. Slavey
56. Squamish
57. St'at'imcets
58. Tagish
59. Tahltan
60. Tlingit
61. Tsuut'ina
62. Tuscarora
63. Tutchone
64. Western Abnaki
65. Wyandot