Title: Minister Celebrates Canada Day with Call for Unity and Reconciliation
Toronto, July 1, 2024 – The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, marked Canada Day with a powerful message of unity and reconciliation. In a statement, he emphasized the importance of understanding the history and contributions of Indigenous Peoples, urging all Canadians to support reconciliation efforts.
“As we celebrate Canada Day, it is essential to reflect on our rights and responsibilities as citizens,” Minister Miller stated. “We must recognize the integral role of Indigenous Peoples in shaping our past, present, and future. Every Canadian has a duty to advance reconciliation and embrace the diversity that defines us.”
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada have collaborated with Indigenous creators to present the video ‘Welcome, there is room’ at all citizenship ceremonies nationwide. This initiative aims to share the voices and experiences of Indigenous Peoples directly with new Canadians, fostering understanding and respect for their heritage.
The Minister participated in a special citizenship ceremony at the Rogers Centre before the Toronto Blue Jays’ annual Canada Day game, highlighting the significance of becoming a Canadian citizen. Across the country, similar ceremonies took place, symbolizing the shared values and pride of being Canadian.
Encouraging Canadians to engage in community activities and learn about Indigenous cultures, Minister Miller emphasized the importance of embracing diversity and inclusivity. He invited everyone to join in Canada Day celebrations and explore the richness of the nation’s multicultural identity.
As the day unfolded with festivities and reflections, Minister Miller’s message resonated with Canadians, inspiring a renewed sense of pride and commitment to unity. Canada Day served as a reminder of the values that bond the nation together, celebrating the vibrant tapestry of cultures that make Canada unique.
On this Canada Day, let us come together to embrace our shared heritage, recognize the contributions of Indigenous Peoples, and stand united in building a brighter future for all. Happy Canada Day!
Toronto, July 1, 2024 – The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, marked Canada Day with a powerful message of unity and reconciliation. In a statement, he emphasized the importance of understanding the history and contributions of Indigenous Peoples, urging all Canadians to support reconciliation efforts.
“As we celebrate Canada Day, it is essential to reflect on our rights and responsibilities as citizens,” Minister Miller stated. “We must recognize the integral role of Indigenous Peoples in shaping our past, present, and future. Every Canadian has a duty to advance reconciliation and embrace the diversity that defines us.”
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada have collaborated with Indigenous creators to present the video ‘Welcome, there is room’ at all citizenship ceremonies nationwide. This initiative aims to share the voices and experiences of Indigenous Peoples directly with new Canadians, fostering understanding and respect for their heritage.
The Minister participated in a special citizenship ceremony at the Rogers Centre before the Toronto Blue Jays’ annual Canada Day game, highlighting the significance of becoming a Canadian citizen. Across the country, similar ceremonies took place, symbolizing the shared values and pride of being Canadian.
Encouraging Canadians to engage in community activities and learn about Indigenous cultures, Minister Miller emphasized the importance of embracing diversity and inclusivity. He invited everyone to join in Canada Day celebrations and explore the richness of the nation’s multicultural identity.
As the day unfolded with festivities and reflections, Minister Miller’s message resonated with Canadians, inspiring a renewed sense of pride and commitment to unity. Canada Day served as a reminder of the values that bond the nation together, celebrating the vibrant tapestry of cultures that make Canada unique.
On this Canada Day, let us come together to embrace our shared heritage, recognize the contributions of Indigenous Peoples, and stand united in building a brighter future for all. Happy Canada Day!
