Indigenous Guelph and Friends

Invitation to Indigenous Community Space Grand Opening June 1 4pm at St. Josephs Health Centre, 100 Westmount rd. Guelph. All are welcome! Check poster for registration info. #FNIMGuelph #indigenous #firstnations #metis #inuit @STJOESGUELPH @cityofguelph @Heart_work934

Attention current and aspiring Métis post-secondary students! Applications for the MNO Financial Assistance Program are now open. Apply now: ow.ly/28jJ50Yo0cw

Stepping Stone has opened a new daytime drop-in space in #Guelph. This space expands access to supports like showers, washrooms, laundry, food and more. Big thanks to the staff, agencies & volunteers who helped make this space possible. Learn more: ow.ly/ENsn50YngNT

Idlout, NDP don't need to tie increased Arctic infrastructure support to lower-priced fighter jets nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

O Canada rings out as Canadian Inuit join Greenlanders at opening of Canada's consulate in Nuuk nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

We used to build around 20,000 affordable co-op and nonprofit homes in Canada every year. Due to federal and provincial government cuts, we've built a fraction of that since 1995. Greens are calling on the Ford government to fund affordable homes, especially with the federal government getting back into affordable housing – so we can have thousands of affordable homes like the 20-unit building @BeyondHousingWR is working on in Kitchener.

We're expecting the weather to be very cold this weekend. Our Weather Response Plan is for individuals in Guelph and Wellington County who are facing homelessness and looking for a space to stay warm. Visit our website to see more information: tinyurl.com/coldweatherres…

ovember 16 is Louis Riel Day. Join Métis citizens, MNO Chartered Community Councils and communities near you to reflect on the history of the Métis people and to honour the life and legacy of Louis Riel. Find an event near you: ow.ly/5u6e50Xro9R

Join ONWA for a special Louis Riel Day Livestream! On Saturday, November 16th, we honor the life and legacy of Louis Riel, Métis leader and champion of Indigenous rights.  🕛 Nov 16, Starting at 1:00 PM EST 🎥 Facebook, YouTube, Twitch 🧑‍🏫 Knowledge Keeper Reed Lecomte

Please join us on November 20 for our annual Louis Riel Day program. Each year on November 16 we commemorate the life and work of Louis Riel, a revered Métis leader and visionary. This is also an opportunity to celebrate Métis culture and to continue our collective journey of reconciliation with the Métis people. This program will feature a moderated discussion between Métis knowledge holder, Tony Belcourt, and historian Dr. Harry Huskins. They will explore the roots of Métis governance structures and the legal and political realities which shaped them. Details and RSVP: LSO.ca/events

Join the Métis Nation of Ontario and the Law Society of Ontario for a virtual Louis Riel Day Program. On November 20, 6-7:45p.m. EST, honour Riel’s legacy and explore Métis rights and legal history. Learn more at: ow.ly/bBzw50XrHac

On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, join us in honouring all those who were taken to residential schools and those who never returned home, and in standing with Survivors, their families and communities. You are encouraged to participate in activities and gatherings in your area to reflect, learn and heal together. #NDTR

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re reminded that meaningful change begins with dialogue. True partnership means including Indigenous communities at the start & shared decision-making. Progress needs collaboration, investment & space for Indigenous leadership.

Today, on #TruthandReconciliationDay and #OrangeShirtDay, we honour the resilience and strength of Métis communities and all Indigenous peoples. Learn more about the Truth & Reconciliation Commissions (TRC) 94 Calls to Action: ow.ly/L1fE50X3334

More than 7,000 Inuit attended residential school. On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reflect on the harmful legacy of Canada’s residential school system, and honour Inuit resilience. Residential School Survivor Support Line 1-866-925-4419

We pause to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the profound legacy of Residential & Day Schools. Supporting Indigenous students means recognizing the painful history the educational system is built on. 🧡 We honour Survivors, those who never came home, and those carrying generational impacts. Reconciliation is an everyday commitment. Learn, reflect, and remember. #EveryChildMatters #OrangeShirtDay

Today, we reflect on the tragic legacy of the residential school system, honour the children who never returned home, and the Survivors who carry their stories. As a nation and as a people, we pledge to build a future rooted in truth and equity. ow.ly/TCzX50X4hVZ #NDTR

Learn more about the Indigenous Relations Framework and our progress report: guelph.ca/2025/09/guelph…

It's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to reflect on the dark history and inter-generational impact the Residential School system in Canada had and continues to have on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, some note how few of the TRC’s 94 calls to action have been answered. Hear more on APTN News Brief: pod.fo/e/3340b7