Destination Indigenous Blog

Indigenous Casino and hospitality centers across the country are some of the best Canada has to offer. From outstanding art […]

Indigenous food is in the spotlight more than ever before and many First Nations, Métis and Inuit culinary professionals are […]

Indigenous languages have been at-risk of being lost for decades since colonization and the impacts of the Indian Act. And […]

The relationship between Indigenous Peoples and alcohol has been complex and often traumatic. Alcohol was used as a tool for […]

On a warm September afternoon in 2021, I stood on land that was once home to traditional river lots of […]

Long before sustainability became a global priority, Indigenous Peoples maintained a harmonious relationship with the land, guided by principles that […]

When you journey through the province of British Columbia, local license plates proudly proclaim, “Beautiful British Columbia.” This inscription serves […]

It was just shy of midday on the week preceding the solstice, though in a land with seemingly endless sunlight, […]

CONTENT/TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of Indian Residential Schools, Assimilation, Ongoing Harm, Colonial Impacts. On May 27, 2021, the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc […]

In a world often defined by lines on maps and rigid national borders, Indigenous cultures stand as powerful reminders that […]

From the Salish Sea to Mi’kma’ki, Indigenous artists are sharing their age-old craft. Now more than ever, these products are […]

Long before European contact on Turtle Island, tattooing has been a prominent aspect of identity for many different Indigenous Peoples. […]

On a snowy trail in the Alberta Rockies near Canmore, Brenda Holder, owner of Mahikan Trails, pointed out some animal […]

Travel, they say, is about the journey not the destination. But when it comes to taking part in a traditional […]

Destination Indigenous and the Indigenous Culinary of Associated Nations presents an intimate series of character lead stories exploring the heritage […]

The Homalco (Xwémalhkwu) People are colloquially known as “the people of the fast-running waters”. This Nation’s namesake is galvanized by […]

Follow Angela Code of the Sayisi Dene First Nation as she embarks on an authentically Indigenous itinerary that spans the […]

Wisdom with Warrior Women The four hour drive from the Edmonton airport to Jasper offered the first glimpse of the […]

The red carpet at this year’s Juno Awards included some of the most prolific and noteworthy stars in the world […]

CONTENT/TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of Indian Residential Schools, Assimilation, Ongoing Harm, Colonial Impacts. On May 27, 2021, the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc […]

Four former residential schools become places of hospitality and healing. The ivy-covered stone walls of St. Eugene Resort lend the […]

Standing on the grassy riverside trail leading to the 2000-year-old winter village at the Secwepemc Museum and Heritage Park, it’s […]

Scott Iserhoff’s Takwakin Three Sisters Salad is a crowd-pleaser for diners lucky enough to be treated to a meal catered […]