Are you implying that the Indigenous people of Canada are not Canadians and do not share that wealth? I get it that poverty stalks many of their communities but there is a share of blame for that resting with them. We all make choices and as adults we know we have to face the consequences of those choices, good and bad. Children don't get that but it is only those who refuse to grow up who become embittered by the injustices they have faced, and which in their minds continue. I like to think indigenous people are now growing into our modern world and that their communities are becoming more vibrant and attractive as more of them figure out how they can make their own way and  contribute as individuals to our shared human experience. Very few (if any) of us can control what happens to us. All of us however have full control over how we react and if we act as adults and perceive challenges as opportunities and seize them- they multiply and we realize rewards that are myriad.