The Wyandot People, also known as the Huron or Hurons, are an Indigenous people of North America. They are originally from the Georgian Bay area of Ontario, Canada, and were historically known for their longhouse-style dwellings. The Wyandot People were a powerful nation in the Great Lakes region and were involved in the fur trade. They were also known for their agricultural practices and their spiritual beliefs. Today, the Wyandot People are recognized as a First Nations group in Canada and the United States.