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National Aboriginal Day being celebrated in Regina today

Many First Nations people smudge -- a ceremony that involves burning dried grasses or herbs -- as part of their spiritual practices.
Many First Nations people smudge -- a ceremony that involves burning dried grasses or herbs -- as part of their spiritual practices.

It’s one of the defining cultures that makes up who we are as Canadians  and today is National Aboriginal Day with events being celebrated across the country. 

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Two of the main celebrations will be held at Wascana park and at the University of Regina both venues will host traditional dancers and music. 

A talent showcase will also be held at the Cornwall Centre. 

The day recognizes the unique accomplishments of Aboriginal people in Canada. 

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