National Aboriginal Veterans Day in 2022

On Nat'l Aboriginal Veterans Day we are taking time to remember & commemorate the contributions of Indigenous veterans in the 1st & 2nd World Wars & the Korean War. As we reflect, we express our gratitude & remember those who lost their lives & whose lives were forever changed. https://t.co/R2my1CNU8s

— Surrey Police Service (@surreyps) November 8, 2022

Today marks National Aboriginal Veterans' Day, where we honour the important contributions of Indigenous Peoples in service to Canada. Today we reflect and remember those who lost their lives. Lest we forget. https://t.co/RGQJv0B8OJ

— Retail Wholesale Union (@RWU_BC) November 8, 2022

On this National Aboriginal Veterans Day, Miigwech, Maarci to all First Nations and Métis veterans for your service. #skpoli #skndp https://t.co/uNK0gjg8f5

— Betty Nippi-Albright (@BettyNippi) November 8, 2022

On National Aboriginal Veterans Day, we commemorate the contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis who served in Canada’s war and peacekeeping efforts around the world. Indigenous peoples have a truly distinguished history in the Canadian military. Lest we forget. https://t.co/6ApaCj4JCd

— Rachel Blaney (She/Her) (@RABlaney) November 8, 2022

Today is Aboriginal Veterans Day. On this day, Canadians recognize and honour the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples who have served in uniform. #CanadaRemembers https://t.co/XGOD6LY9u1

— Town of Milton (@TownOfMiltonON) November 8, 2022

Today, on National Aboriginal Veterans Day, we honour our Indigenous Veterans who have served the country with courage and valour, as true heroes. https://t.co/urTGGQZ3on

— Waywayseecappo Wolverines (@mjhlWolverines) November 8, 2022

The Flag at City Hall is at Half Mast today in recognition of National Aboriginal Veterans Day. https://t.co/krMGtwCLpV

— Mayor Mike Bradley (@mayorofsarnia) November 8, 2022