06/19/2026
National Indigenous Peoples Day – June 21
As Indigenous History Month continues, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect on the significance of National Indigenous Peoples Day, taking place this Sunday, June 21.
This day, held on the summer solstice, has long been a time of cultural celebration and significance for many Indigenous communities. It is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada.
One of the best ways to honour this day is to participate.
Communities across the country will be hosting events, gatherings, cultural demonstrations, performances, and educational activities that provide opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate. We encourage everyone to take some time this weekend to attend a local event, listen to Indigenous voices, experience Indigenous culture, and learn more about the communities whose histories and traditions continue to shape Canada.
Learning is an important step toward understanding, respect, and reconciliation.
Whether you're attending a Pow Wow, visiting a cultural centre, supporting Indigenous artists and businesses, or simply taking the time to learn, every effort helps build stronger relationships and a deeper appreciation for the diverse Indigenous cultures that enrich our country.
At Sullivan, we remain committed to fostering respectful partnerships, supporting Indigenous participation in our industry, and continuing our own learning journey.
As June 21 approaches, we encourage everyone to take time to reflect, learn, and celebrate.
