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| National Aboriginal Day 2015 poster copyright @ Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada |
June 21 was chosen to be the National Aboriginal Day
in 1996 because today is the summer solstice. Aboriginal
people have been celebrating their culture and heritage on the longest day of
the year for generations.
There
are various events across Canada to celebrate the National Aboriginal Day until
June 26. To find out the schedule,
please go to
Find
National Aboriginal Day events across Canada
There
are also resources available for teachers and everyone else.
National
Aboriginal Day learning resources
Happy
National Aboriginal Day!
The
four-day celebration of Celebrate Canada will continue with Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Day on June 24.
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