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Aboriginal Canadians' Contribution During Wartime
Photo: Recruits from the Saskatchewan's File Hills community pose with elders, family members and representative from the Department of Indian Affairs before departing for Great Britain. National Archives of Canada/PA-66815.
Aboriginal Canadians have demonstrated time and again their great service and sacrifice for our country through their participation in Canada's military, particularly during times of conflict.
On each occasion, Canada's Native soldiers overcame cultural challenges and made impressive sacrifices and contributions to help the nation in its efforts to restore world peace.
Their courage, sacrifices and accomplishments are a source of pride to their families, communities and all Canadians.
