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National Indigenous History Month and Indigenous Peoples Day 2026
June 18, 2026June is National Indigenous History Month, an opportunity to expand understanding of the histories, experiences, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. Throughout this month and specifically on National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, it is encouraged to explore educational opportunities, resources, and events that support continued learning and engagement.
Continuing Professional Development
The Law Society offers continuing professional development sessions that explore Indigenous themes, including recent sessions on Indigenous identity (CPD 452) and a Treaty simulation (CPD 428). Additional educational content is available on the Law Society’s website (search “Indigenous”), including education specific to Truth and Reconciliation.
Legal Resources Library Collection*
The Law Society’s Legal Resource Library has a collection of Indigenous titles and reading ideas about Indigenous law, residential schools, and Indigenous perspectives.
Additional Resources
There are also many additional resources available:
- Gladue and Beyond Resource Guide (Canadian Bar Association)
- Gladue Rights Research Database (Legal Aid Saskatchewan)
- Indigenous Awareness Hub (SaskCulture)
- Indigenous Canada (University of Alberta)
- Indigenous History Month (University of Saskatchewan Library)
- The Path – Your Journey Through Indigenous Canada (NVision)
Events
* Members of the Law Society can borrow texts by contacting Legal Resources staff or by placing a request through the online catalogue. Members of the public can view print texts by visiting a Law Society Legal Resources library.
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