Manitoulin Island is the largest freshwater island in the world and is located in Lake Huron. Its history is rich and spans thousands of years, with Indigenous peoples playing a significant role in shaping the island’s culture and heritage. Carol Patterson shares her experience on the island, when exploring its past, present, and future through […]
Category Archives: Indigenous Tourism
Indigenous Tourism
12 New Experiences in the Canadian Indigenous Tourism Industry to Have On Your Radar
17
Apr
Apr
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) reached out to us to let us know about some new experiences and happenings that all Canadian travellers will want to know about. We’re excited to share them with you! The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada recently released some of their new and noteworthy developments in the Indigenous […]
British Columbia Travel, Indigenous Tourism
Haida Gwaii: A Mist-enshrouded Showcase of Haida Culture
09
Mar
Mar
Haida Gwaii, which literally translates to “Islands of the Haida People,” is an archipelago located off the northern Pacific coast of Canada. It’s a place that’s immensely rich in culture, and spending time here allows visitors to tap into a history and way of life that’s filled to the brim with valuable lessons and insight. […]
Indigenous Tourism, Saskatchewan Travel
Wanuskewin Heritage Park: An Intriguing Showcase of Northern Plains Indigenous Culture
07
Dec
Dec
Wanuskewin is a cultural complex that honours the history and artwork of First Nations People, with no shortage of exhibits and events. It’s an archeological site and non-profit cultural and historical centre just outside Saskatoon that We Explore Canada contributor Hans Tammemagi visited to help you do the same! Three bison, large and fearsome, charge […]
British Columbia Travel, Indigenous Tourism
Exploring British Columbia’s Broughton Archipelago: A Region Rich in Indigenous Culture
25
Aug
Aug
We Explore Canada Contributor Hans Tammemagi recounts his experience in British Columbia’s Broughton Archipelago, and specifically the sights and sounds that resonated with him in his quest to learn more about the rich Indigenous culture and history in the area. A rusty, derelict boat barely visible through a tangle of weeds lies next to a […]
11
Mar
Mar
Our friends over at the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) have put together a list of Indigenous travel experiences that we’re keen to both highlight, and take part in. Please take note of the myriad of ways that you can connect to Indigenous culture in Canada in the near future! Indigenous tourism experiences are […]