The North American Indigenous Games kicked off at York University before a packed crowd of cheering fans. The games celebrate indigenous youth, sports and culture. Here are the highlights from the opening ceremony. | CityNews Toronto

After being postponed until 2021 in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 North American Indigenous Games hosted a week-long virtual event called #NAIGatHOME. | CBC Indigenous

Join us this weekend to learn how Indigenous children were taught life skills through traditional Indigenous games! Experience the fun first-hand and immerse yourself in these timeless activities. This interactive event is happening in the First Nations Encampment on Sept 7-8, 2024, at 2 PM. Check the Daily Activity Guide on our website at https://bit.ly/3ANA45E for more info! #heritageparkyyc #heritagepark #yycevents #calgarylife #indigenousab #thingstodocalgary | Heritage Park

Have you ever seen the Dene Tha’ hand game? While developing our galleries, we had the opportunity to work closely with Indigenous communities to develop displays that share their important stories. Roy Salopree and his nephew Delbert Salopree from Meander River, Dene Tha’ Nation, are members of our Indigenous Advisory Panel, and they worked with museum staff on the Dene displays. They helped write and edit the exhibit panel text, Roy made the drums and hand game set on display, and Roy, Delbert

7.7K views · 124 reactions | Tulalip TV Spotlight on the 2017 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Toronto, Canada, highlighting the men's basketball gold medal run featuring Tulalip Tribal members Bryce Juneau, Darion Joseph and Robert Miles. | Tulalip News | Facebook