Youth make up more than half of the global population and are a powerful engine for innovation, social change and sustainable development. Yet many still face persistent barriers that hold them back from shaping the future they want — from poverty and inequality to limited access to quality education and decent work. Because their lives and opportunities are directly shaped ... Read More
Black History Month Each February, people across Canada participate in Black History Month events and celebrations that honour the legacy and contributions of Black people in Canada and their communities. The 2025 theme for Black History Month is: “Black Legacy and Leadership: Celebrating Canadian History and Uplifting Future Generations.” This theme acknowledges the diversity of Black Canadians, the importance of ... Read More
The Manitoba Collaborative Indigenous Education Blueprint (MCIEB), 4th Annual Indigenous Education Gathering, is scheduled for February 5-6, 2026, at the Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This event brings together Elders, educators, students, community leaders, policymakers, and advocates to advance excellence in Indigenous education—from early childhood through post-secondary education and into the workforce. Registration is closed.
Louis Riel was the driving force behind Manitoba becoming Canada’s fifth province. His dream of a province that embraces all cultures is still shared by Manitobans today. On the third Monday of February, get out and join other Manitobans from all across our great province to celebrate Louis Riel’s vision.
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World Down Syndrome Day is on 21 March every year. It is a global awareness day officially observed by the United Nations since 2012. The goal is to help people better understand and support those with Down syndrome. The 21st day of March was chosen to represent the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down syndrome.