Research publications

This HillNote provides information about research and data collected about Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous data sovereignty, the federal government’s role in data collection and Indigenous-led data initiatives.

On 21 June, National Indigenous Peoples Day, communities across Canada hold events that celebrate Indigenous cultures and contributions. To highlight this special day, the following HillNote focuses on examples of Indigenous leadership in elementary and secondary education, as well as some current issues. Across Canada, Indigenous people are regaining control over the education of their children. Through Indigenous leadership in elementary and secondary education, Indigenous students are connecting with their culture, language and perspectives, both in the classroom and on the land.

On 21 June, National Indigenous Peoples Day, communities across Canada hold events that celebrate Indigenous cultures and achievements. The year 2026 represents the 30th National Indigenous Peoples Day. To highlight this special occasion, this HillNote focuses on examples of Indigenous leadership in post-secondary education, as well as some current issues. Indigenous Peoples are taking charge of their future education by developing new institutions adapted to their needs.