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National Indigenous History Month
June is designated as National Indigenous History Month, a period dedicated to recognizing the history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. National Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrated on June 21st, is a key part of this month, providing an opportunity for us to come together and celebrate the unique contributions of Indigenous peoples.
At the Library
At both library branches, check out displays featuring books curated by our staff to support your Indigenous history learning journey. You can borrow any book from the displays that catches your eye — just grab it and check it out!
Recommended Reading
Booklists for Adults:
- National Indigenous History Month
- Indigenous Authors – Fiction & Poetry
- Indigenous Authors – Non-Fiction
Booklists for Kids and Teens:
Online Resources
- National Indigenous History Month from Kanopy
- Tip: Once you’re logged in, look for the National Indigenous History Month playlist on Kanopy’s home page.
- Press Reader
- Tip: Indigenous magazines on the platform include Canadian Geographic Indigenous Voices, Inuit Art Quarterly, and Canada’s History Archives.
- Points to the Past
- Tip: Under Resources, navigate to the Indigenous Peoples of North America collection.
- B.C. Historical Newspapers
- Canadian Newsstream
- World Book
Questions? Contact us.