NIN OS KOM TIN

07/01/2024

Shared from 2 Spirits in Motion Society

The Canadian flag has become an overt celebration of genocide, colonialism, and white supremacy. If we insist on acknowledging Canada Day, let it be a day to grieve, reflect, and stand with those peoples who have nothing to celebrate. Let’s turn our flags upside down until Canada has earned the right to turn it’s flag right-side up again. 🪶

06/21/2024

06/19/2024

Shared from IAC

LAST CALL for vendors to secure your spot at our upcoming Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration 2024 @ Kortright Centre

Be sure to private message us today to be approved as a vendor!!!!!!

It is going to be an amazing day!!!!! You won't want to miss it.

06/19/2024

06/19/2024

Shared from NNCT

04/13/2024

May 5th marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls (MMIWG). Please join us on May 5th at our Gathering & Vigil to Honour MMIWG which will take place from 7:30pm-9:00pm at the Sharon Temple National Historic Site & Museum.

ALL are welcome to come out and honour our stolen sisters, those still missing and their families. We hope to see you there to partake in a community smudge, sacred fire with to***co ties, hand drumming, light refreshments and a screening of the film,"The River" which offers an inside perspective of the impact of this ongoing crisis on Indigenous families.

Please wear red if you are able to, by all means wear your ribbon skirts if you have them, and let's come together in solidarity to honour MMIWG.

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03/09/2024

Shared from-Native Wellness Institute
March 8, 2021 ·
Honoring our Matriarchs, past, present, and future 💕

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02/04/2024

Join us on this free tour as we explore the deep Canadian Indigenous cultural roots of Tkaronto (Toronto), Ishpadinaa (Spadina Road) and the 60+ years history of the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto! Click Here to Book Now What We’ll Explore The largest collection of Canadian Indigenous artwork i...

01/04/2024

January 4th marks “Canada's second National Ribbon Skirt Day”.

A statement from Indigenous Services Canada says that January 4th will be known as National Ribbon Skirt Day and it will "provide an opportunity for everyone in Canada to recognize, learn about, and celebrate the importance of Indigenous traditions and expressions of culture." It is also an opportunity for all citizens to continue working towards reconciliation.