INDIGENOUS DAYS OF SIGNIFICANCE
By acknowledging these dates, we hope to inspire ongoing dialogue, mutual respect, and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
| Date | Observance |
|---|---|
| January 4 | National Ribbon Skirt Day |
| March 31 | National Indigenous Languages Day |
| May 5 | Red Dress Day |
| May 5 | National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) |
| June 1 - 30 | Indigenous History Month |
| June 21 | National Indigenous People's Day |
| August 9 | World Indigenous People's Day |
| September 30 | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation |
| Orange Shirt Day | |
| November 15 | Rock your Mocs |
| November 30 | National Indigenous Veterans' Day |
Wear orange on Tuesday September 30: Honour survivors and commit to reconciliation
Wearing orange is a simple yet powerful act of remembrance and solidarity. It acknowledges the painful legacy of residential schools and affirms our shared responsibility to support Indigenous voices, cultures, and communities.
Every Child Matters. Every Action Counts.
Show your support by ordering the official 2025 orange shirt through the Orange Shirt Society campaign.
Let’s stand together in truth, respect, and reconciliation.