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halton.ca (| 311 aiHalton REGION Halton Highlights me fine June 2023 Celebrating and Honouring National Indigenous History Month June is National Indigenous History Month, a celebration of the diverse history, heritage and culture of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island (now known as North America). The Strawberry Solstice is also celebrated by many First Nations in June, as this fruit is recognized for its deep significance in Indigenous communities. We acl ledge the acts of and resurgence happening within Indigenous Communities and recognize the c made by Indi Peoples. Halton and Regional staff have continued efforts toward Reconciliation by working to build and foster meaningful ®OO@® to build relationships with Indigenous People and Communities, please visit halton.ca. Shop local this summer in Halton! This summer, explore Halton to discover farms that offer pick-your-own fruits and vegetables, ranches, stables and equestrian centres. You can also find nearby nurseries and greenhouses featuring the season’s best plants and greenery for your home, garden or balcony. Our recently updated Simply Local online map is an easy and convenient way to plan your next agricultural-adventure, learn about local farms across Halton and how to connect with local food producers. Local farmer's markets are also now opening, making it even easier to purchase fresh produce in your community. 5 To use the map, get recipes, keep up to date on what's in season or sign up for our Simply Local : newsletter, visit halton.ca. with Peoples, C and First Nations. Halton Region also supports the recent National : House of Commons motion for the National Alert System Indigenous : for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. History Month : | encourage all residents to explore opportunities : for Indigenous education and have discussions with : Indigenous Peoples about history, culture and diversity. : For more information about Halton’s ongoing work ees : Keeping you informed by highlighting what makes Halton a great place to live. Gary Carr, Regional Chair i Providing support through i the Halton Region Community : Investment Fund = In 2023, Halton will invest a total of $4.0 million into : local programs and initiatives that support the health, safety and well being of our community. The Halton Region Community Investment Fund (HRCIF) is one of our most important tools for creating a positive impact, as it provides funding to human service programs and initiatives that help meet the needs of the region’s most vulnerable residents. These programs address priorities for our community, such as support for youth and families, mental health services, food security and enhanced quality of life for ! older adults. Supporting resident health, safety and : well-being is an ongoing priority, and Halton Region ? continues to work with local partners in the non-profit : sector to support services and programs that respond : to community needs. To learn more about HRCIF, and : future funding opportunities visit halton.ca. Meetings at Halton Region Regional Council meetings are taking place through web conferencing until further notice. Videos will be posted to : halton.ca. Visit halton.ca for the full schedule. 060823 woo'uo}!eyepisut £202 ‘8 Unf ‘Aepsiny | Jeaeeg emAxeO | |Z,