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Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day on the summer solstice - Barriere North Thompson Star
The gathering will include dances, drum songs, games, crafts and bannock as organizers mark the 30th annual celebration.
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Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day on the summer solstice
National Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated annually in Canada on June 21, in alignment with the summer solstice. Lindsay MacInnes, vice chair of the North Thompson Aboriginal Cultural Centre Society, said it’s a day to celebrate and honour Indigenous peoples and their culture. “What I personally really enjoy about it is that it is a celebratory day,” she said. “Most of the time, when we gather and when we host events, they are very serious an…
·Clearwater, Canada
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