Donor E-Newsletter – Woodland Cultural Centre
Woodland Cultural Centre Donor News June 2025 edition is now available for download! We are so excited to share our quarterly e-newsletter that is packed with updates from WCC. The…
Recognizing the importance of Indigenous history on National Indigenous Peoples Day – NNSL
More Indigenous history should be taught in schools, says librarian Although not a statutory holiday in Nunavut, as it is in Yukon and the NWT, National Indigenous Peoples Day is recognized on…
Off the Hill: Climate policy, pipelines and the push for Land Back (FULL VIDEO) – Rabble.ca
June 20, 2025 This month on Off the Hill, our guests examined the tension between the federal government’s push for pipeline development and its commitments to Indigenous Peoples. While the…
National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration set for Saturday in Lethbridge – Lethbridge News Now
Jun 20, 2025 Indigenous peoples and cultures will be celebrated this weekend in Lethbridge. National Indigenous Peoples Day is Saturday, June 21. The City of Lethbridge is hosting an event…
Blyth Festival opens with Indigenous perspective on first Prime Minister – cknxnewstoday.ca
June 20, 2025 A play with a humorous take on Canada’s colonial past will open the 51st season at Blyth Festival. Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion has…
National Indigenous Peoples Day: Saturday June 21st – 620 CKRM
Jun 20, 2025 National Indigenous Day is a day for Canadians to honour the cultures and contributions of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all Indigenous Peoples in Canada. June is…
Building forward, looking back: Gjoa Haven mayor reflects on past 70 years – Nunatsiaq News
Jun 20, 2025 Raymond Quqshuun focuses on tourism, education, and cultural preservation as hamlet grows Gjoa Haven Mayor Raymond Quqshuun says he is focused on building — housing, infrastructure, opportunity…
Datebook: Indigenous celebration in Diamond Valley – Western Wheel
June 20, 2025 Sheep River Library is hosting a National Indigenous Peoples Day event on Saturday, June 21. The Western Wheel’s Datebook is a listing of upcoming events, activities and…
Honouring Indigenous excellence in science – UM Today News
June 20, 2025 — A warm sense of pride and community filled the University Centre conference room as the first annual Wawatay celebration dinner brought together students, staff and faculty to…
Celebrating Indigenous culture and heritage – NCCIH
Jun 20, 2025 Authored by Dr. Terri Aldred, Academic Lead of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH), this editorial delves into the origins and significance of National Indigenous…
