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March - National Indigenous Languages Day (March 31)

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March - National Indigenous Languages Day (March 31)

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Explore Indigenous languages, specifically the ones of the First Nations closest to you. Work with Elders, Indigenous Education leads or Indigenous language educators to explore appropriate resources and invite guests to speak and share their language. Consider the importance of maintaining Indigenous languages and the events in history that have negatively impacted the survival of these languages.

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June - Summer Solstice and National Indigenous Peoples Day 

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June - Summer Solstice and National Indigenous Peoples Day 

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Explore Summer Solstice and National Indigenous Peoples Day ceremonies and celebrations in your community. Immerse yourself in the importance of the Summer Solstice and First Nations cultures in your area.

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August - Indigenous Sports, Games and Entertainment 

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August - Indigenous Sports, Games and Entertainment 

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Explore how Indigenous peoples and communities did for sports, games, and entertainment. If you can, connect with others in your community to learn from their knowledge.

Did you Indigenous peoples on Turtle Island have been playing lacrosse for at least 500 years?

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Throughout the month of September explore and discuss how our schools, educators and classmates can support a successful year of learning. Then reflect on these supports for Indigenous students, considering the intergenerational impact of Residential Schools and the inequalities in education on reserves and for Indigenous students today.

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November - Indigenous Veterans Day (Nov 8)

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November - Indigenous Veterans Day (Nov 8)

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Explore Indigenous contributions to conflicts on Turtle Island before and after the confederation of Canada.

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Explore the importance of the Winter Solstice to Indigenous communities and peoples, participating in celebrations if you can. This is also a good time of year to explore the merging or Indigenous and European traditions, such as the Christmas and New Years celebrations of the Métis peoples.