This is a great time of year to cycle through the seasonal change.

Ty Sherlock wheels in the family pumpkin,  on his wagon just in time for Thanksgiving.  He is looking 

 forward to carving it out with his family. 

H O N O U R I N G  I N D I G E N O U S  V E T E R A N S

Indigenous Veterans were recognized, and honoured for their contributions and sacrifices    

 in supporting their British and Canadian compatriots in securing victory at

pivotal events at Queenston Heights, throughout the War of 1812.  Their

strength and peacemaking skills will now always be remembered.

2016

     After more than two hundred years the significant sacrifices and contributions made by First Nations during the War of 1812 will be permanently recognized. Landscape of Nations: The Six Nations and Native Allies Commemorative Memorial, a public artwork of deep meaning, exquisite beauty, and power was unveiled on the historic battlefield in Queenston Heights Park .  The dedication ceremony included the unveiling of bronze sculptures of Native leaders John Norton and John Brant and eight medallions featured on the Queenston limestone walls forming the centre memory circle, the poignant "Bundling of Seven Arrows" ceremony, and the metaphorical burial of weapons of war under a majestic white pine, the Tree of Peace.