Conclusion

In conclusion, the museums in Canada act as a crucial role in preserving and maintaining the culture of indigenous people. They could provide various dimensions regarding the indigenous culture and help to work toward “social genuine transformation”, therefore contributing to reconciliation since the latter requires the mutual understanding between Aboriginal people and non-Aboriginal people in the whole society. The museums in Canada have also been implementing these concerns about indigenous culture into action, according to the report by the Canadian Museums Association. Even though some may argue that the exhibitions of indigenous culture will involve a colonized, inappropriate narrative, the decolonizing perspective can be potentially achieved in the museums according to the concept of “Scyborg”. The increasing number of museums in Canada can also lead to positive evolution and development in the presentations of indigenous culture, contributing to the reconciliation in relation to culture in Canada between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.