Canada has really embraced the colonialist way of understanding their history, though, which I think is the important thing. You can't go to any event now, there is no school, where the first thing on the morning announcements, or the first thing you see on the webpage, is a message saying that they are sitting on unceaded indigenous land, and in progressive circles whites, at least those who can't dig up some other marginalized identity like Acadians, are called settlers.
On the CBC, right there with gender ideology, indigenous stories are equally unreliable because they follow a prescribed narrative. It makes for terrible reporting, and often bizarre too, you listen and can tell there is something more going on in whatever they are talking about, but they won't ask those questions, or report on things that don't fit the impression they want to give. Even when it means they leave certain members of that community without any representation of their views.
Anti-colonialism as an organizing principle in thought seems to fit very neatly into identity politics.