Columnist and Indigenous storyteller, Jillian Morris, reflects on one year of writing columns, Indigneous People's Day, Indigenous History Month, and Canada DayJillian Morris is Kanien’kehá:ka, turtle clan and band member of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory now living in Collingwood. Here we are back in Indigenous History Month, back to the time of summer solstice and the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day. They hold medicine, connection, purpose, love, and many teachings. I offer tobacco to the soil and the waters for caring for this medicine. We don’t just celebrate being Indigenous, we celebrate the circle that is life, and everything held in it.

Source: CBC News June 27, 2022 21:10 UTC