S-225 — National Thanadelthur Day Act
Bill S-225 · Legislation · 10/28/2026, 5:47:19 AM
Bill summary
Based on the official bill text (As passed by the Senate, April 21, 2026) — Parliament of Canada (LEGISinfo/DocumentViewer)
What the bill does
- Designates February 5 each year as National Thanadelthur Day throughout Canada.
- Provides that the day is not a legal holiday or a non-juridical day.
- May be cited as the National Thanadelthur Day Act.
Background and effects
- The preamble describes Thanadelthur as a Denesuline interpreter, ambassador and negotiator who contributed to peace between the Cree and Denesuline peoples. It says she died on February 5, 1717.
- The designation applies throughout Canada. The bill does not set out new powers, spending or obligations, or amend existing laws.
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