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Fort William First Nation journalist hosts CBC Thunder Bay special on National Indigenous Peoples Day – Anishinabek News
July 7, 2022 THUNDER BAY — Fort William journalist Jolene Banning hosted a CBC Thunder Bay two-and-a-half-hour special on National Indigenous Peoples Day after one of her Stories from Anemki Wajiw columns was recognized with a national award. “It was a lot of fun — it was a lot of stories about Mino Bimaadiziwin – […]
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Read MoreFort Wiliam First Nation celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day with Grammy Awards nominated singing group – Anishinabek News
July 5, 2022 FORT WILLIAM — The eight-time Grammy Awards nominated Black Lodge Singers were featured as the host drum at the National Indigenous Peoples Day (NIPD) pow wow at Anemki Wajiw in Fort William First Nation. “It’s a real pleasure and a surprise to have one of the most esteemed singing groups in North […]
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Read MoreLakehead University celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day – Anishinabek News
June 29, 2022 ORILLIA — A Sunrise Ceremony, flint knapping, wampum belt, teepee, and drum teachings and a truth and reconciliation dialogue were featured at Lakehead University’s June 18 Tipi Raising Gathering at the Orillia campus. The Sunrise Ceremony was led by Beausoleil Elder Trish Monague, the flint knapping by M’Chigeeng First Nation’s Shawn Corbiere, […]
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Read MorePhotos: A day of learning, fun and celebration at Indigenous Peoples Day event in Orangeville – Orangeville.com
June 28, 2022 Eagleheart Drummers, Singers and Dancers performed The Indigenous Peoples Day event at the Medicine Wheel Garden drew out a number of visitors despite the high temperatures over the weekend. Held on June 25 at the Alder Street Community Centre, the day was full of plenty of fun, learning and celebration of Indigenous […]
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Read MoreIt’s going to be a family celebration’: Kids activities, live music, and more at Indigenous Peoples Day event in Orangeville – Orangeville.com
June 23, 2022 Education, celebration part of Truth and Reconciliation goals It will be a day of education, an opportunity to experience some pieces of Indigenous culture, and a chance to have some fun with the family. On Saturday (June 25) from 12 to 3 p.m., the Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle will be hosting […]
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Read MoreOrangeville proclaims Indigenous History Month, National Indigenous Peoples Day – Orangeville.com
A celebration will be held by the DCCRC June 22, 2022 If there’s any hope of true Truth and Reconciliation, then the celebration of the Indigenous people whose land Canada is built on, and the education and celebration of their culture and history needs to be part of the path taken. That’s part of the […]
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Read MoreRiverside Park was lively for Indigenous Peoples Day (14 photos) – Guelph Today
Drummers, dancers and singers were a huge hit for those in attendance at Riverside Park, who also got to partake in the festivities Residents of Guelph got a special treat as part of Indigenous Peoples Day. Riverside Park was lively with entertainment Tuesday night, everything from drumming to singing and dancing. “This is wonderful, that […]
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Read MoreTown of Cobourg Honours National Indigenous Peoples Day
Cobourg, ON (June 21, 2022) – In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, the Town of Cobourg Equity, Diversity, and Inclusions office has introduced opportunities to learn more about the diverse culture, voices and history of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Celebrated annually on June 21, during the summer solstice, when the Earth’s poles […]
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Read MoreCAP celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 21, 2022 On this National Indigenous Peoples Day, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples is encouraging all Canadians to celebrate the hundreds of Indigenous Nations that have flourished on this land for thousands of years. “Despite a history of colonialism and prejudice, Indigenous Peoples have maintained their cultures and traditions,” says CAP National Chief Elmer […]
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Read MoreStatement from Ministers Pablo Rodriguez, Marc Miller, Patty Hajdu and Daniel Vandal on National Indigenous Peoples Day
From: Canadian Heritage OTTAWA, Traditional Unceded Algonquin Territory, June 21, 2022 We recognize this statement may contain information that is difficult for many and that our efforts to honour survivors and families may act as an unwelcome reminder for those who have suffered hardships through generations of harmful government policies toward Indigenous Peoples. The Hope for […]
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