14th century in Canada

Events from the 14th century in Canada.

Events

c. 1300: The Little Ice Age begins.
c. 1300: Thule people, expand eastward from Alaska into the Canadian Arctic, settling in areas of Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.
c. 1300: in southern Ontario, archaeological evidence indicates significant social and economic transformation among Iroquoian-speaking populations
c. 1300Ã¢ÂÂ1400: The expansion of Thule groups across the Arctic coincided with the decline and disappearance of the Dorset culture.
c. 1400: The Blackfoot Confederacy was formed when the Siksika and related Plains groups joined together in an alliance.
c. 1400: The Mi'kmaq Grand Council was established in Eastern Canada as a governing body of the Mi'kmaq people. It operated by consensus and was led by hereditary chiefs.