In 2021, President Biden officially recognized Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples' Day. Here's what to know.

Canada has been recognizing a National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 since 1996, ... and in 1971 the government declared it a federal holiday to be celebrated the second Monday of each October.

From a sunrise ceremony outside city hall, to a powwow and arts market at Fort York, celebrations are going on all day in Toronto to mark the holiday.

Join CBC in celebrating the rich cultures, stories, and spirit of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples from across Turtle ...

National Indigenous Peoples Day is on June 21, corresponding with the summer solstice and has been celebrated since 1996.

This year’s NAIDOC Week is focused on young Indigenous leaders striving to improve human rights, political and social issues ...

Although Indigenous History Month is wrapping up, Batoche has stories and history that last longer than one month. National Indigenous History Month was first designated by the federal government in ...

Residents of Hay River celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Aurora Ford Arena. A day of events included draws, dances, live music and performances. Here's a few shots from the June 21 ...

A major highlight of the visit was the formal presentation of a $264,302 revenue-sharing cheque to the Chief and Council of ...