Métis Day is celebrated on November 16 each year to honor the contributions and culture of the Métis people in Canada. This day commemorates the life of Louis Riel, a key figure in Métis history and a leader in the fight for their rights. It serves as a reminder of the unique heritage and identity of the Métis Nation. On Métis Day, various events and activities take place, including cultural performances, educational workshops, and community gatherings. These celebrations aim to promote awareness of Métis history, traditions, and the ongoing struggles faced by the Métis people in contemporary society.