St. Charles College celebrates National Aboriginal Day

In photo: Hannah Morningstar, Liza Wemigwans-Manitowabi, Caydence Webkamigad, Jenmee Bondy and Kalah Pottier-Guignard Kalah Rayne Pottier-Guignard. June 21, 2016 - It’s National Aboriginal Day and here at St. Charles College we not only embrace all cultures but we also celebrate the diverse culture and unique heritage of our First Nation, Inuit and Metis people. This day also marks the Summer Solstice. Two weeks ago, a number of our students participated in a pow wow aimed to bring children from all four school boards together in song and dance. The “Honouring our Youth” Pow Wow was also an opportunity for our SCC students to showcase their talents. Share Tweet

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