May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People, also known as Red Dress Day. This day serves as time for awareness, remembrance, and honouring.
APU attended the Black History Month launch at HQ. It was a wonderful event, attended by many community members honouring the legacy and achievements of Black Canadians.
“The APU attended the 2026 Crime Stoppers Launch. If you See it, Say it, Stop it. Report anonymous tips at 416 222-TIPS (8477), online 222Tips.com or toll free 1-800-222-8477 from anywhere is North America”
TPS Peacekeeping retweeted
"Our men didn't ask to become the greatest suppressors of emotions, that's colonization, we are told to warrior up and move on. When we see someone from our circle have a setback, we help them, even if they are our elders.They are human" - Cecil Sveinson
#SheIsWise #day3MEDICINE
TPS Peacekeeping retweeted
Congratulations to our Grade 8 Graduating class! We are so very proud of you!
TPS Peacekeeping retweeted
"Indigenous people are 4% of the world's population yet are the keepers of 75% of the world's biodiversity. We are the people who still have wild rice, we are the people who still have plant medicine. Keep that in mind because we are the keepers" @WinonaLaduke
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