Treaty Day in 2024

Treaty Day, held annually on October 1st, marks the beginning of Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. On Treaty Day, we recognize and honour the Mi’kmaw culture and heritage for all Nova Scotians.

— Halifax Regional Centre for Education (@HRCE_NS) October 1, 2024

Today we celebrate Treaty Day, honoring the Peace and Friendship treaties that continue to guide our shared responsibilities as Treaty People. Muiu'atmu'kl msit kinu Anukukam-kowe'l — We are all Treaty People. Show more

— Tajikeimik (@tajikeimik) October 1, 2024

Today is Treaty Day and the start of Mi'kmaw History Month. Join events like the Veterans Parade and Treaty Day Awards. Reflect on treaty rights and the importance of Mi'kmaw culture. Learn more: https://halifax.ca/about-halifax/diversity-inclusion/indigenous-services/treaty-day…

— hfxgov (@hfxgov) October 1, 2024

Today is Treaty Day. The annual ceremony reaffirms the historic presence of the Mi’kmaw who have occupied the land for thousands of years. By celebrating Treaty Day, we are giving thanks to the Mi’kmaw and the Crown for signing treaties of peace and friendship. Show more

— Ellenvale Jr. High (@EllenvaleJrHigh) October 1, 2024

Grateful and honoured to have participated in this interview re Treaty Day. Quote CTV Atlantic @CTVAtlantic · 1h 'Let's share and prosper and move forward together': Treaty Day marked in Nova Scotia https://atlantic.ctvnews.ca/more/let-s-sha

— Jarvis Googoo (@JarvisGoogoo) October 1, 2024

Treaty Day is an opportunity to honour the rich heritage and resilience of the Mi’kmaq and to stand together in acknowledging them as the original stewards of the land here in Mi'kma'ki. As we celebrate Treaty Day Show more

— Claudia Chender (@ChenderClaudia) October 1, 2024

On #TreatyDay, we honour the treaties that shape our shared history and future. Reflect, educate and commit to building a respectful and inclusive community for all.

— Halifax Fire (@hfxfire) October 1, 2024