Indigenous Peoples Day in 2022

It's National Indigenous Peoples Day and to celebrate we are unveiling our new design for Willow River Park (formerly Victoria Park). Stop celebrating colonialism and start celebrating Indigenous Peoples. 🎉🎉🎉 @amysmoke1 https://t.co/tN0OExqpHn

— Bangishimo (@bangishimo_) June 21, 2022

Today we celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day. It’s an opportunity for our us to listen, learn and celebrate Native American culture as well as honor the heritage of the sport of lacrosse. https://t.co/UE7imYkDtE

— NLL (@NLL) June 21, 2022

@BlueJays if you’re looking 4 some Indigenous Art to share tomorrow for National Indigenous Peoples Day, would love the opportunity🧡 #Toronto #torontobluejays #bluejays @Sportsnet @timandfriends @tim_micallef @TRLangton @TorontoStar @TheTorontoSun #nationalindigenouspeoplesday https://t.co/BdWG8aRKYb

— Parkin (@paintsbyparkin) June 20, 2022

It’s National Indigenous Peoples Day, and we are proudly celebrating our Indigenous players 🧡 Today, we recognize and celebrate the culture, language, heritage and significant contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. https://t.co/9OcZMhgC0j

— PWHPA (@PWHPA) June 21, 2022

Happy indigenous peoples day to all my relations 🦅❤️ my grandma who has taught me to be proud of being indigenous and wear it with strength to keep our tribe alive. Bodwéwadmi Ndaw 🪶🖤❤️🤍💛 https://t.co/ivqVgawTiZ

— ❤︎lil degen❤︎ (@okabbby) June 21, 2022

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day! To commemorate this day we are reposting seven ways that settlers can commemorate NIPD by engaging in acts of reconciliation and decolonization. #NIPD #Decolonize (1/4) https://t.co/20PTorOsTc

— Sexual Assault Support Centre of WR (@SASCWR) June 21, 2022

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, an opportunity to learn about the diverse Indigenous peoples and cultures in Canada, to acknowledge the truth of our history as a country and commit to reconciliation. https://t.co/HKwgB1nXm7

— CMHO (@kidsmentalhlth) June 21, 2022