Kekuli Café’s success based on delicious Aboriginal secret recipe

Here’s a round up of pow wows happening around B.C.

Every Tuesday Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre cooks up a new summer tradition

living from the land and sea

Bannock is more than just food, it has been bringing people together for centuries.

Why we share these ancient tales with visitors.

Sharon Bond of the Nooaitch First Nation shares the meaning of the word “Kekuli”.

Visitors welcomed with open doors and open hearts.

Rediscovering the Art of Storytelling

This region of BC, which takes part of its name from the indigenous peoples that live here, spans latitudinally across the lower.

Located in the southeastern corner of the province, the Kootenay Rockies region of BC embraces five different mountain ranges, including the western ranges of the Canadian Rockies, creating breathtaking vistas and river valleys and providing a world-class outdoor playground.

Northern BC comprises more than half the entire province. At approximately 500,000 square kilometres, it is larger than California or Japan and twice the size of the United Kingdom. Much of the area is preserved and protected by a world-class system of provincial parks and nature reserves.

The Thompson Okanagan region of BC has semi-arid deserts, vast wilderness parks, and some of the most fertile farmland in the province. There are mountains, meadows, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, rolling hills, and thick forests.

This is the most populated region of the province of BC, Canada, with stunning geography ranging from oceans to mountains, and includes temperate rainforests, alpine peaks, lakes, fjords and fertile valley delta lands.

The largest island off the Pacific Coast of continental North America, Vancouver Island is nine times larger than Long Island, New York, and larger than many European and Asian countries.

From tranquil surroundings to scenic views, rest and rejuvenate at one of the First Nations operated BC resorts and hotels.

Immerse yourself in the living traditions of British Columbia’s Aboriginal peoples, and experience authentic music and dance, food, arts, stories and fascinating cultural artifacts.

Authentic Aboriginal assists in identifying tourism operators who provide high quality experiences for visitors while respecting cultural content and directly supporting Aboriginal communities.

Experience the culinary delights of Aboriginal chefs trained to prepare both traditional foods by methods handed down by uncounted generations, as well as thoroughly modern creations inspired by their heritage and culture.

Explore Aboriginal outdoor adventures by sea and by land. Experience BC wildlife and bear tours, or enjoy whale watching and kayaking.

Discover Mother Nature’s majesty and be inspired and awed by memorable and one-of-a-kind wildlife viewing tours, activities and excursions that hold spiritual significance for British Columbia’s Aboriginal peoples.

This region of BC, which takes part of its name from the indigenous peoples that live here, spans latitudinally across the lower.

Located in the southeastern corner of the province, the Kootenay Rockies region of BC embraces five different mountain ranges, including the western ranges of the Canadian Rockies, creating breathtaking vistas and river valleys and providing a world-class outdoor playground.

Northern BC comprises more than half the entire province. At approximately 500,000 square kilometres, it is larger than California or Japan and twice the size of the United Kingdom. Much of the area is preserved and protected by a world-class system of provincial parks and nature reserves.

The Thompson Okanagan region of BC has semi-arid deserts, vast wilderness parks, and some of the most fertile farmland in the province. There are mountains, meadows, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, rolling hills, and thick forests.

This is the most populated region of the province of BC, Canada, with stunning geography ranging from oceans to mountains, and includes temperate rainforests, alpine peaks, lakes, fjords and fertile valley delta lands.

The largest island off the Pacific Coast of continental North America, Vancouver Island is nine times larger than Long Island, New York, and larger than many European and Asian countries.

From tranquil surroundings to scenic views, rest and rejuvenate at one of the First Nations operated BC resorts and hotels.

Immerse yourself in the living traditions of British Columbia’s Aboriginal peoples, and experience authentic music and dance, food, arts, stories and fascinating cultural artifacts.

Authentic Aboriginal assists in identifying tourism operators who provide high quality experiences for visitors while respecting cultural content and directly supporting Aboriginal communities.

Experience the culinary delights of Aboriginal chefs trained to prepare both traditional foods by methods handed down by uncounted generations, as well as thoroughly modern creations inspired by their heritage and culture.

Explore Aboriginal outdoor adventures by sea and by land. Experience BC wildlife and bear tours, or enjoy whale watching and kayaking.

Discover Mother Nature’s majesty and be inspired and awed by memorable and one-of-a-kind wildlife viewing tours, activities and excursions that hold spiritual significance for British Columbia’s Aboriginal peoples.