Guelph Indigenous Community Council

05/31/2026

Great program for people to learn more.

Registration is still open for Advancing Re(al)conciliation — a free, self-paced online Indigenous cultural awareness course from First Nations University of Canada, made possible through the support of RBC and the RBC Foundation.

Open to learners everywhere, this course encourages meaningful reflection, learning, and action toward reconciliation by exploring Indigenous histories, perspectives, and present-day realities.

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⏳ Self-paced with 180 days of access
🧠 Six engaging modules (approx. 5 hours total)
🏅 Earn a digital badge/micro-credential upon completion

Whether you’re just beginning your learning journey or looking to deepen your understanding, this course offers an accessible way to learn and engage with reconciliation through education.

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05/15/2026

Calendar has been updated finally for this event! Tickets are free, please RSVP if possible to help have an idea of potential attendance.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mens-indigenous-circle-tickets-1989682350471?aff=oddtdtcreator

05/06/2026

Pialli / Boozhoo All

We are currently in the beginning stages of planning a remembrance fire for Missing Murdered Indigenous Men at the City location of the Sacred Fire at Royal City Park on Jun 6th, 2026.

We will be planning and discussing this at our Family nights on Fridays, you are welcome to come if you would like be involved or if you would like to come share about a relative or someone you knew that you would like remembered or maybe you would like to speak about at this remembrance fire. Even if you would like to just share privately, we are more than happy to meet with you separately and privately to hear you and about them.

Blue Jean Jacket Day (held annually on June 6) is a grassroots campaign dedicated to honoring and raising awareness for Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Men and Boys (MMEIMB). It acts as a counterpart to Red Dress Day, providing a specific symbol—the blue jean jacket—to honor indigenous men and boys as loved, valued, and remembered.

05/01/2026

Today :)

05/01/2026

04/26/2026

Happy Sunday all,
Calendar will be back up this week, we were just working out how we wanted to change things. We will have a calendar here on the website, with RSVP links for the events/gatherings at Eventbrite this way we can gauge how many people might becoming in order to plan accordingly. RSVP is optional for the great majority of times we do things but again its helpful for us to have an idea. We hate to cancel events but at times we are the only ones there, great conversations amongst ourselves but it is much more interesting when there are others, so please join us.

Please feel free to reach out to our email [email protected] or on any of our social media or the Contact Us form on the website.

04/05/2026

Hi all,
Our website is down due to having to move webhosters, moving didnt go very well so we have to rebuild the website but all of our emails are up and working, [email protected] forwards to all us. Have a happy bunny day and spend some time out on the land!!

04/02/2026

Pialli (greetings in Nahuatl),

We had some discussion and we are canceling Family Night for tomorrow Friday 04/02/2026 due to there will be no drumming, enjoy your 3 day long weekend and spend some time with the land if you get the chance.

03/28/2026

We regret to inform you that today's Feast has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.

02/22/2026

Tlazohcamati (Thank you in Nahuatl) / Miigwech (Thank you in Ojibwe)

To all who came and took part in this month's potluck