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Indigenous Health Highlights

Each week, the Indigenous Health department highlights good news stories from the North and from across the country.

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Indigenous Health Highlights

Each week, the Indigenous Health department highlights good news stories from the North and from across the country.

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Indigenous Health Highlights

Each week, the Indigenous Health department highlights good news stories from the North and from across the country.

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Celebrate Indigenous History Month

June is Indigenous History Month. This is a time for all Canadians – Indigenous, non-Indigenous, and newcomers – to reflect on and celebrate the history, heritage, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples in Canada.

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Indigenous Health Highlights

Each week, the Indigenous Health department highlights good news stories from the North and from across the country.

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Indigenous Health Highlights

Each week, the Indigenous Health department highlights good news stories from the North and from across the country.

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Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2022 Indigenous Health Newsletter

In this issue, we welcome Nicole Cross | Noxs Ni’isYuus to her role as the new Vice President Indigenous Health with Northern Health, and extend our thanks to Dr. Margo Greenwood as the outgoing Vice President after eight years of service.

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National Indigenous Peoples Day is June 21

June 21, 2022 is National Indigenous Peoples Day! This is a time for everyone in Canada – Indigenous, non-Indigenous, and newcomers – to reflect on and celebrate the history, heritage, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across the country.

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