Introduction Indigenous heritage and knowledge have a significant impact on the culture and customs of society worldwide. It is responsible for cultural identity, diversity, languages, diets, spirituality, and political governance. However, Indigenous people and their heritage have faced challenges and threats of extinction and degradation since colonization. Indigenous populations are losing their customary rights, land, language, and traditions that identify and represent their beliefs. Canada is among the countries facing challenges and threats to their indigenous culture. The country risks losing its cultural identity and traditional practices due to a great diversity of cultures across the land. Although embracing cultural diversity is harmless, the vast differences may weaken the nation and the traditions of local communities. Thus, the people are finding ways of reclaiming, maintaining, and regarding their indigenous cultures and traditions through indigenous resurgence. Indigenous resurgence in Canada started in the late 20th century, mainly in the Northern part. The resurgence has been influenced by many factors, such as the need for cultural identity, recovering traditional languages, and keeping the people’s history. The changes involve reclaiming and rejuvenating cultural practices, traditional governance, traditional diets, and education system, and fighting assimilation. Colonial reforms and culture play the most significant role in creating new cultures, diminishing indigenous cultures, and degrading the existing cultural practices leading to a loss of cultural identity in the community. Therefore, it is essential to find ways of indigenous resurgence and decolonization to succeed in reclaiming the indigenous way of life and maintaining the people’s heritage. This paper discusses the daily activities that indigenous people in Canada practice for the resurgence of indigenous culture, knowledge, and traditions. Indigenous Resurgence Indigenous resurgence is a cultural and intellectual movement from post-colonial influences that affect local people’s culture and heritage. Resurgence is an approach to decolonization and creating the meaning of traditional culture and practices in modern society (Borrows, 2019). The method involves embracing the history of one culture and using it to regenerate practices that embrace the conventional way of life for generations to come. Resurgence ensures future generations have a cultural identity and take pride in their traditions and way of life. It is the responsibility of indigenous populations to act daily on reclaiming traditions and customs through practicing activities that offer possibilities for a resurgence. By focusing on the practices, indigenous Canadians can restore their culture and save the nation from losing its cultural heritage. To accomplish resurgence, common practices of the renaissance entail simple acts that can alter, inspire, and enlighten society on local knowledge (Borrows, 2019). The activities may be individual or in groups or movements with a common goal of reclaiming and regenerating particular customs and cultures. The Daily Activities Towards an Indigenous Resurgence Storytelling Storytelling is significant in maintaining and remembering trad