…Two-Spirit People. Red Dress Day is followed by National Indigenous History Month in June, a time for Indigenous Peoples, non-Indigenous, and new Canadians to reflect upon and learn about the…
…Elders and Knowledge Keepers about cultural and tradition Connected with local Indigenous communities and cultures Learned the history and truths through educational events Integrated Indigenous process/worldview and advancing reconciliation as…
…Day; they heard inspiring words from Indigenous women as well as songs and prayers from Indigenous children from several communities. Thanking the many volunteers and donors who made the gathering…
…sessions, are led by Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and aim to build positive relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. The sessions have focussed on topics such as ‘We are all treaty…
…Indigenous and non-Indigenous ancestry, “I’m not really classified as Métis anymore. I’m actually Southern Inuit because the Métis associations will not recognize anyone east of the Ottawa River.” She explains…
…traditional colonial church. One of the purposes of the Indigenous ministry in the Anglican Church is to be a voice for Indigenous peoples. Challenges lie in the multitude of Indigenous…
…contribute to the healing process; and foster reconciliation among Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Although the pandemic put some 2021 plans on hold, grants from the Fund helped project holders—Cornerstone Housing…
…area. Learn about and celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ history, cultures, pride, and diversity, acknowledging the land you live on and its importance to local Indigenous communities, both historically and today. So…
…emblazoned on flags and T-shirts worn by Indigenous and non-Indigenous people at the Parliament Hill gathering and others like it across the country. The colour and that declaration took on…
