This paper reports the findings from qualitative research about the points of view of 24 Innu participants from Uashat, Maliotenam and Sept-Îles on relations between indigenous and non-indigenous people in urban environments. The work is based on a clinical, intercultural stance, with a holistic perspective consistent with indigenous ways of approaching understanding and knowledge. Despite ongoing marginalization, the findings show that the Innu are resolutely committed to a process of reappropriation, and are now crucial social stakeholders in urban governance.