06/21/2026
June 21st - Let’s Celebrate NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY!
A special occasion to learn more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences and histories of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. A step forward each Canadian can take on the path to reconciliation.
Image description:
Pumpkin orange background.
- A large circle with white background. Top of circle has the three Indigenous symbols (a red feather, a black Inukshuk, a purple infinity symbol).
- Below the symbols are the English words in black font, "Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!"
- Below the English words are the same sentiments in red font, in French and four Indigenous languages.
-Bottom of circle are waves in gold, red, sky blue and light green.
Bottom left: A Métis person playing the fiddle, a First Nations person in cultural attire, an Inuit drumming on the qilaut (native hand drum)
Bottom right: QR code and logo for Deaf Learn Now