US EditionNational Indigenous Peoples Day about celebration, community
- Communities across Canada gathered on June 21, 2025, to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with events including dances, beadwork, contests, and barbecues.
- These celebrations stem from partnerships among Indigenous groups and organizations aiming to honor Indigenous history, culture, and community presence.
- In Rankin Inlet, the Co-op led the event by preparing 400 hot dogs and hamburgers and hosting a community barbecue that also involved local partners like the RCMP and fire department.
- Sonny Robbins and the Wisakedjak Drummers performed various Indigenous dances with historical significance, while contests like war cry and pie-eating engaged attendees, and the District of Hope shared a message of respect and reflection.
- The events allowed communities to deepen awareness of Indigenous cultures and encouraged pride, with organizers expressing hope for growth in future celebrations.
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