National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
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The month of June is National Indigenous History month, an opportunity for all to recognize and celebrate the rich history, unique heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people. National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place on the summer solstice, June 21. This important day is celebrated all over Canada with each province hosting various events. Please click below to see how your province is celebrating the Indigenous people!
Composite Power Group is proud of our partnership with Nipissing First Nation and being a part of Nbisiing Power.
Nbisiing Power is a Nipissing First Nation majority owned electrical equipment reseller, currently pursuing Indigenous procurement opportunities across Canada, with a focus on building cooperative and mutually beneficial relationships with communities, customers and manufacturers.
How to Honor and National Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day can take many forms. There are many Indigenous-led organizations hosting educational activities and events, that bring cultural celebrations to public stages across the country. To respectfully celebrate the Indigenous People, follow some of the tips mentioned below.
Identify and acknowledge the traditional lands and territories you live and work.
Attend a celebration hosted by an Indigenous organization that honors Indigenous people and cultures.
Read books about Indigenous people, history, or culture.
Spread the word by talking with others about the importance of recognizing Indigenous people and celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day.
