Destination Indigenous Blog

When I initially adopted the title of The Saskatchewanderer, I was quick to show interest in viewing my province through an Indigenous lens. Being Métis, I was keen on delving into the complexities of my personal identity, along with the Indigenous history of Saskatchewan as a whole. What I learned is that Saskatchewan wears many… 

Earth day 2021 #restoreourearth Author: Genevieve Huneault Since time immemorial, Indigenous People cared and stewarded the lands and wildlife through holistic and balanced approaches. They cared for themselves, their families, and communities through the deep connections with environmental systems and through a traditional ecological knowledge that took into account seven future generations. These integrated systems… 

The joy of bringing game and fish to your table Touch base with tradition on your next hunting and fishing adventure. The harvest of wild game and plentiful fish is exhilarating to be sure, but it also serves an important conservation role by maintaining a sustainable balance in nature. Most of all, bringing your bounty… 

Some of the most authentic travel experiences lie off the beaten path. Discover the hidden gems prized by some of Canada’s most experienced Indigenous guides. by Debbie Olsen   The best way to experience the wild beauty of British Columbia’s coastal rainforest is through the eyes of those who have lived there since time immemorial. Tamara Keiver… 

As an experienced traveller and fisherman since early childhood, I have had the opportunity to fish in several places around the world; however, this was my first time fishing in British Columbia’s waters. I knew BC was a salmon fishing paradise but when I was told about white sturgeon fishing, I had no idea what… 

My name is Peter Mather and I’m a professional photographer based in Whitehorse, Yukon. I make my living taking adventures and capturing images, but this was something else; this was the dream trip. I got to spend three incredible days photographing and exploring Yukon First Nations culture and history. The Yukon is famous, across the… 

Escape from Home – Alberta Join Matt and Karla as they dive head-first into Indigenous adventures across Alberta. They’ll learn all about medicinal plants with Zucmin Guiding, go further than they thought they could with Girth Hitch Guiding, and find deeper connections with Painted Warriors. You can then join Debbie Olson on her peaceful fly-fishing… 

Working in the tourism industry, especially in the Indigenous tourism industry, has many advantages; you get to live and experience amazing products with awesome people, who you’ll learn more than a few teachings from. It really is so rewarding to share moments and learn the traditional ways of different communities and relate to what your…