This article explores the reasons behind the health issues faced by the indigenous community in Canada, with a focus on the impact of connection to the land as a social determinant of health. The study conducted by Lines and Jardine in 2019 examines the factors that give rise to health problems among the aboriginal community in Canada, with a particular focus on the impact of education, food security, and income distribution. The study also highlights the importance of community-based participatory research in promoting social change and improving health outcomes for indigenous people.