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Appreciate the histories, diversity and contributions of First Nations and Métis Peoples, and the Inuit through events and celebrations.
For 2021 National Indigenous History Month and Peoples Day activities, follow us on Facebook.
People in Canada celebrate National Indigenous History Month every June and recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21. These are great opportunities to acknowledge Indigenous Peoples, to learn about their histories, cultures and ways of life.
Join the celebrations this June by attending special events in-person or online. Albertans are also encouraged to continue reaching out to Indigenous people and communities with greater understanding throughout the year.
Use the following resources to learn about Indigenous Peoples:
Also consider local Indigenous community resources that may be available through a local Native Friendship Centre, or First Nation or Métis local office.
Visit Indigenous Relations Facebook page for a virtual celebration on National Indigenous Peoples Day.
If you have an event in 2022 to promote, please contact Indigenous Relations with your event details.
Connect with Indigenous Relations:
Email: [email protected]
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