“Canada Day Celebrations Highlight Unity and Reconciliation Efforts Across the Country”
Toronto, July 1, 2024 – In a heartfelt message delivered on Canada Day, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, emphasized the importance of celebrating freedom while reflecting on the shared histories that define us as Canadians. Acknowledging the crucial role of Indigenous Peoples as caretakers of the land, the Minister called for a united effort towards reconciliation and understanding.
With a focus on recognizing the rights and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, Minister Miller highlighted the government’s commitment to promoting reconciliation through collaboration with Indigenous creators. The release of the video “Welcome, there is room” at citizenship ceremonies nationwide serves as a testament to this ongoing dedication.
Joining in the Canada Day festivities, the Minister attended a special citizenship ceremony at the Rogers Centre before the Toronto Blue Jays’ annual game, underscoring the significance of newcomers taking their oath of citizenship. Encouraging all Canadians to participate in citizenship ceremonies and learn more about Indigenous Peoples, Minister Miller emphasized the strength of Canada’s diversity and inclusivity.
As celebrations unfold across the country, Minister Miller extended a message of unity, inviting Canadians to embrace their pride in being Canadian and to engage with their communities. Emphasizing the values of equity, multiculturalism, and respect, the Minister encouraged all to come together in celebrating the nation’s rich cultural tapestry.
With an invitation to explore Canada Day events and activities in their local areas, the Minister’s message echoed the sentiment of unity and inclusivity that embodies the spirit of Canada. As the day unfolded, the call to stand in solidarity with one another and honor the contributions of all who call Canada home resonated throughout the nation.
Happy Canada Day!
For more information on Canada Day celebrations and citizenship ceremonies, visit the Canadian Heritage website.
Contact: Aissa Diop Director of Communications Minister’s Office Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Aissa.Diop@cic.gc.ca
Media Relations Communications Sector Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada 613-952-1650 media@cic.gc.ca
Toronto, July 1, 2024 – In a heartfelt message delivered on Canada Day, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, emphasized the importance of celebrating freedom while reflecting on the shared histories that define us as Canadians. Acknowledging the crucial role of Indigenous Peoples as caretakers of the land, the Minister called for a united effort towards reconciliation and understanding.
With a focus on recognizing the rights and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, Minister Miller highlighted the government’s commitment to promoting reconciliation through collaboration with Indigenous creators. The release of the video “Welcome, there is room” at citizenship ceremonies nationwide serves as a testament to this ongoing dedication.
Joining in the Canada Day festivities, the Minister attended a special citizenship ceremony at the Rogers Centre before the Toronto Blue Jays’ annual game, underscoring the significance of newcomers taking their oath of citizenship. Encouraging all Canadians to participate in citizenship ceremonies and learn more about Indigenous Peoples, Minister Miller emphasized the strength of Canada’s diversity and inclusivity.
As celebrations unfold across the country, Minister Miller extended a message of unity, inviting Canadians to embrace their pride in being Canadian and to engage with their communities. Emphasizing the values of equity, multiculturalism, and respect, the Minister encouraged all to come together in celebrating the nation’s rich cultural tapestry.
With an invitation to explore Canada Day events and activities in their local areas, the Minister’s message echoed the sentiment of unity and inclusivity that embodies the spirit of Canada. As the day unfolded, the call to stand in solidarity with one another and honor the contributions of all who call Canada home resonated throughout the nation.
Happy Canada Day!
For more information on Canada Day celebrations and citizenship ceremonies, visit the Canadian Heritage website.
Contact: Aissa Diop Director of Communications Minister’s Office Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Aissa.Diop@cic.gc.ca
Media Relations Communications Sector Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada 613-952-1650 media@cic.gc.ca
