National Indigenous History Month

In June, Canadians celebrate National Indigenous History Month to honour the history, heritage and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada. It is also an opportunity to recognize the strength of present-day Indigenous communities. The Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District, celebrates the diverse and rich history of the Indigenous groups that have lived in Northern Saskatchewan since time immemorial. In partnership with MBC, the NSCRD is profiling Indigenous leaders as part of National Indigenous History Month.

Several messages from Indigenous leaders have been produced to celebrate National Indigenous History Month. To listen to them simply click on the down-arrow icon and download the file onto your device.

A partnership with MBC Radio.

2024 National Indigenous History Month

NSCRD would like to acknowledge and congratulate Angie Yooya from Stony Rapids, Dwayne Ballantyne of Deschambault Lake, and Robyn Bird from Montreal Lake Cree Nation.

Thank you for the support you provide in your communities.