When is National Indigenous Peoples Day and why?
National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada is celebrated on June 21st. This day is also significant because of the summer solstice which also makes it the longest day of the year.
What is National Indigenous Peoples day?
Indigenous Peoples Day is a day set to celebrate the culture and heritage of the various Indigenous communities and groups as well as to commemorate and recognize the painful past of the Indigenous communities.
Colours worn during Indigenous Peoples Day and why?
Colours worn during Indigenous Peoples Day included Red and orange these colors draw attention to the profound impact on history and the lasting effects it has on Indigenous communities. Symbolically this is to commemorate the lost lives during the Residential School System