Photos from the state funeral in memory of the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, 18th Prime Minister of Canada.

The former Town of Dunnville was named for John Henry Dunn, Receiver General of Upper Canada from 1820 to 1843. The town was amalgamated as part of Haldimand County in 2001. #PinQuestON #onmuni #ontario #canada #onheritage #placenames #dunnville #haldimand Haldimand County

Manitouwadge comes from the Ojibwa for “cave of the great spirit”. The three prospectors on the logo are Roy Barker, Bill Dawd, and Jack Forster who found mineral deposits in the area. #PinQuestON #onmuni #ontario #canada #onheritage #placenames #manitouwadge Manitouwadge

March 31 is National #IndigenousLanguages Day. We Are Here: Sharing Stories is creating and sharing digital copies of Indigenous language learning material to support Indigenous communities’ language revitalization efforts. Here is just one example: bac-lac.on.worldcat.org/oclc/18731727

On this National #IndigenousLanguages Day, let’s honour and celebrate the vital role that Indigenous languages play in shaping the identity, culture, and traditional knowledge of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. canada.ca/en/canadian-he…

On #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, #GGSimon highlights the importance of promoting and preserving Indigenous languages.

No new pin today, so instead here's a collage of the pins from the past few weeks. Which is your favourite?

Many of Canada's municipalities take their names from Indigenous languages. It's one way that these languages and their speakers are embedded into the identity of our communities.

In case you're wondering why there have been fewer posts than usual this week.

A pin from the Ingersoll Cheese and Wine Festival. Check out the main account for more! #ingersoll #oxfordcounty #museums instagram.com/p/C-k3NkMO9ap/…