Explore the rich and diverse histories and cultures of Indigenous Peoples this fall with events that will help you learn about the significance of treaties, and engage with Indigenous voices and perspectives, both past and present.
Indigenous Story Hour: A Step Forward Toward Language Revitalization
On October 24, join us with friends and families for an Anishinàbemowin Algonquin Story Hour with Stephanie Tenasco, an Algonquin artisan from Kitigàn Zìbì. Dive into stories, songs in Anishinàbemowin and learn more about the Algonquin language and culture.
Treaties Recognition Week - November 1 to 7
We’re marking Treaties Recognition Week with an insightful discussion featuring Dr. Lynn Gehl, an Anishinaabe Algonquin advocate, academic, and author. Join us to learn about the history of the treaty process, treaty rights and their ongoing impacts on indigenous communities.
Wednesday, November 4, at 7 pm | Library and Archives Canada: 395 Wellington St.
Register here.
Louis Riel Day – November 16
Louis Day is observed yearly on November 16 to recognize and celebrate the rich cultural heritage and lasting contributions of Métis people and to honour Louis Riel, whose leadership and advocacy helped advance Métis rights.
Curious to know more about the stories, histories, and traditions that has shaped Métis history, culture, and heritage? Explore these reading recommendations.
Reconciliation is an ongoing commitment.
Continue your learning of Indigenous Peoples and their lived experiences with these resources.
Visit our event calendar to discover Indigenous programs offered throughout the year and find more opportunities to learn, connect and engage.