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The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) help Indigenous athletes realize the collective potential...

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The dream to hold Games for the Indigenous Peoples began in the 1970’s.

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NAIG will have athletes competing in 16 different sports with three traditional Indigenous sports.

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View the 2023 competition schedule (subject to change).

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Celebrating culture is a large part of The Games. NAIG 2023 will incorporate Mi’kmaq values, customs and traditions into every part of the Games.

Cultural Village

Performers, Demonstrations, Artisans and more!

Education

Learn more about the language, culture and history of the Mi’kmaq people.

Canoe Relay

A celebration connecting Nova Scotia’s Mi’kmaq communities.

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Come together at the NAIG 2023 Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
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We acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq people. We recognize the peace and friendship treaties signed between the British crown and the Mi’kmaq from 1725 to the 1760’s. We are all treaty people and we have rights and responsibilities as Mi’kmaq and settlers alike.

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We acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq people. We recognize the peace and friendship treaties signed between the British crown and the Mi’kmaq from 1725 to the 1760’s. We are all treaty people and we have rights and responsibilities as Mi’kmaq and settlers alike.

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