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Come, sit, and hear our stories. You are invited to hear them firsthand as a witness to Indigenous realities and perspectives in present-day British Columbia. There are over 160 Indigenous-owned hotels and campsites, museums and cultural centres, wineries, golf courses, guided wildlife tours, and unique experiences in BC - all with stories to share.
Experience Indigenous life in BC through the stories we tell.
Our Story. Your Experience.
We all have stories to tell - stories that we share to explain who we are, what is important to us, where we came from, and where we are going. Indigenous stories belong to Indigenous Peoples. It is more important than ever for us to tell our own stories about ourselves, to breathe life into our connections to our ancestors, lands, and ways of life and to share this breath with others.
Experience Indigenous life in BC through the stories we tell.
Our Story. Your Experience.
We all have stories to tell - stories that we share to explain who we are, what is important to us, where we came from, and where we are going. Indigenous stories belong to Indigenous Peoples. It is more important than ever for us to tell our own stories about ourselves, to breathe life into our connections to our ancestors, lands, and ways of life and to share this breath with others.
Our Story Your Experience - Indigenous Tourism BC
ITBC invites you to come, sit, and hear our stories-and make new stories together! There are over 160 Indigenous-owned hotels and campsites, museums and cultural centres, wineries, golf courses, guided wildlife tours, and unique experiences in BC - all with stories to share.
Indigenous Tourism BC honours Indigenous hosts and the humour, beauty, and wisdom they share as storytellers. We also celebrate you, the traveller, for seeking knowledge about Indigenous Peoples from Indigenous Peoples, listening to our stories with open hearts and minds, and planting new seeds around the world as you go forward and share your experience as a witness.
You are invited. Our Story. Your Experience.
Indigenous Tourism BC honours Indigenous hosts and the humour, beauty, and wisdom they share as storytellers. We also celebrate you, the traveller, for seeking knowledge about Indigenous Peoples from Indigenous Peoples, listening to our stories with open hearts and minds, and planting new seeds around the world as you go forward and share your experience as a witness.
You are invited. Our Story. Your Experience.
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Our Story Your Experience
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ITBC invites you to come, sit, and hear our stories-and make new stories together! There are over 160 Indigenous-owned hotels and campsites, museums and cultural centres, wineries, golf courses, guided wildlife tours, and unique experiences in BC - all with stories to share. Indigenous Tourism BC honours Indigenous hosts and the humour, beauty, and wisdom they share as storytellers. We also cel...
Ali Assu | ITBC Ambassadors Celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day at the SLCC
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Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day! Join Ali Assu, one of two 2022 ITBC Ambassadors, as she travels to the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler and chats with cultural ambassadors about Indigenous athletics, traditional summer and winter hats, and carving. Ali Assu is a Wet'suwet'en mother, wife, and content creator from Witset, British Columbia and owns Bear Essential Oils and Westc...
Everything is Connected.
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Indigenous BC welcomes you to live in the moment and for the future. This video journey reminds us all that everything is connected. It is our responsibility to witness and nurture these connections. Slow down, travel with thoughtful intention, and move beyond what you know. Witness Indigenous connections to the lands, waters, sky, and all life and grow your own sense of place and connection to...
Everything is Connected
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Indigenous Peoples in BC maintain a deep connection to the lands, waters, animals, and supernatural realms of their unique Territories. This connection is shared through stories, songs, dances, oral histories, and interactions with the natural world. We are grateful for these relationships, developed and passed down by our ancestors and safeguarded for future generations. Through our cultures, ...
National Indigenous History Month Workshop | HONOURING WELLNESS
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Restore your spirit through an exploration of Indigenous wellness rituals with Greg Hopf of Moccasin Trails and Dennis Thomas of Takaya Tours.
National Indigenous History Month Workshop | CELEBRATING LIVING INDIGENOUS ARTS & CULTURE
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Learn about the history and cultural significance of Potlatches as well as the artistic practices of cedar weaving, song and dance from the Kwakwakaʼwakw peoples of the Umista Cultural Center. Enjoy stories about harvesting traditional foods, wildlife, petroglyphs and much more from the Kitasoo / Xai'xais people of Klemtu at Spirit Bear Lodge.
National Indigenous History Month Workshop | A Tasting of Indigenous Cuisine
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An immersive exploration of the rich history and cultures of Indigenous cuisine and wine in BC. Learn how to make authentic bannock from home with Paul Natrall owner and operator of Mr Bannock and learn about the history and practices behind Indigenous wine with Manager, Ryan Widdup of Indigenous World Winery.
A Message from Minister Melanie Mark in Honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day
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Hon. Melanie Mark, Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture, and Sport in BC, has a simple call to action for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2021-support Indigenous businesses and self-determination by travelling, eating, and shopping. Sounds easy, right? Have fun, take pictures, and hashtag #IndigenousBC to stand behind the success of Indigenous peoples, families, and communities. This is how we #p...
Experiencing Culture Through Food (French Subtitles)
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The third video in our ‘Living Legends’ series features Salmon n' Bannock Bistro's co-founder Inez Cook sharing how to make their popular Salmon Burger on Bannock. Eating is education, and every dish and technique at Salmon n’ Bannock contains Indigenous cultural knowledge. When we explore the food of another culture, we learn about available ingredients, seasonal practices, and local preparati...
ḰA’NIYA Song History and Importance
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This song is owned by the Joseph Family and carried by Kwin (Stephanie) Thompson. This song follows Indigenous Intellectual Property Protocols and permission to sing it has been given for the purpose of Indigenous Tourism BC’s 2020 Virtual Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration. Singing this song beyond this occasion will require further permissions granted by Kwin. We raise our hands to the Joseph...
Ḱa'niya: National Indigenous Peoples Day Virtual Celebration 2020
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Indigenous people have always gathered in celebration. While we are unable to gather physically this year, we can still connect in other ways. This year, to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, Indigenous Tourism BC is excited to host a virtual performance of Ḱa'niya, a song shared by the Joseph Family. Joseph Family. The singers featured in the video learned the song, its history and imp...
Everything is Connected
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Everything is connected. What each of us does has a profound impact on every living creature. Our health and wholeness is written upon the land and dependent on each other. We support Indigenous communities and businesses who are open or are planning to receive visitors. We respect those who remain closed. We honour Indigenous languages and speakers for holding the knowledge of this beautiful l...
Let's go on a Journey - with Candace Campo of Aboriginal Eco Tours
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About Candace: Candace, ancestral name xets’emits’a (to always be there), started her company in 2002. Trained as an anthropologist and school teacher, sharing outdoor education and culture was a dream made possible by growing up on the land and being taught the stories and history of her people by her parents and elders in the community. Candace is a head kayak guide, storyteller and educator-...
Indigenous BC Trip Planner App
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Planning a visit to British Columbia? The Indigenous BC Trip Planner App is a must-have tool for planning an unforgettable trip. Find authentic Indigenous experiences and businesses, learn common Indigenous words and phrases, and hear traditional songs, stories, and legends.
Living Legends: Stone, Smoke, and Clay
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Living Legends: Stone, Smoke, and Clay
Living Legends: Respect, Responsibility, Balance
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Living Legends: Respect, Responsibility, Balance
Living Legends: The Teachings of the Salmon
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Living Legends: The Teachings of the Salmon
Living Legends: Honouring our Ancestors
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Living Legends: Honouring our Ancestors
Living Legends: The Circle is the Shape
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Living Legends: The Circle is the Shape
Living Legends: Experiencing Culture Through Food
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Living Legends: Experiencing Culture Through Food
Living Legends: The River Is the People
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Living Legends: The River Is the People
Young Indigenous Leaders of the Okanagan
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Young Indigenous Leaders of the Okanagan
Connecting to Indigenous Culture in the Shuswap
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Connecting to Indigenous Culture in the Shuswap
Heartfelt Luxury in the Rocky Mountains
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Heartfelt Luxury in the Rocky Mountains
Elders on Vancouver Island Recount Indigenous History
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Elders on Vancouver Island Recount Indigenous History
Experience the Talking Trees of British Columbia
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Experience the Talking Trees of British Columbia
Salish matter😂
Beautiful. Thank you.
I love to travel visiting indigenous people and I feel lucky to have been in one of your lodges, good job!
Can't wait to marry a good indigenous man
calm down Colin
Thank you spent a lot of time here I apreciate the peace and space we share here
Great videos. Many compliments
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Interesting, I’ve always thought that you had to let the dough rise first if it’s going to be fried/baked immediately. Good to know it doesn’t need to rise first! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!
I am dxwsquis grandson. I Am Kahlotus I need your help
My house is Beaver! One of the original people from the four sisters
I first knew about her in the movie: "Shadow of the Hawk" with Chief Dan George. The way she was depicted in that movie terrified me but kept me fascinated since I was a kid. Thank you!
I’ve haven’t seeing you guys upload for a while
I had a dream of an Old man bear spirit. He had a pale face and white hair. He chased after me thinking he was a bear making popping sounds with his teeth and moaning like a bear. Then a child appeared with black hair and the old man bear spirit and the boy were chewing on like a black leach from one end to the other untill the old man bear spirit consumed the child. The boy and the old man were one, the same person. The boy was the man the man was the boy never to really get too old or die as there was youth on his side from the child..I still try to figure out this dream or make sense of it.. Maybe the Dzunukwa was a crazy dream also?
I hear her when the wind is high in the cedar tree forest.The cedars bang into each other making a clank clank sound as she blows on to the cedars!!!
This is really interesting. Great video! Ali is cool and is a great ambassador!
"Hoooo! Hoooo!"- Dzunukwa
My song about all is connected : czcams.com/video/YRG70gxrZ9Y/video.html
This is the most obvious Sasquatch ceremony I’ve ever seen.
at least a recipe that doesn't use the modern "magic powder" while claiming its traditional.
"Today, we are going to fry it..." she says just a little guiltily...🙂
Prayers to ward off Evil: czcams.com/users/livesBh4_45y7ss?feature=share
NoO VIDEO ?
The future of Canada is "Indigenous Tourism". Chief Frank, it is great to see you in this movie my friend & I am proud I have met you. God bless this amazing land & it's people. L.S.
Just wondering if the person telling this story is Kwakiutl and what his name is? I might just be missing it, but I don't see any credits given and was hoping to cite him.
So he cant even speak it???
Forgot to take the lense cap off eh? I hate when I do that.
Oh so it’s okay if they do it and make Buffalo go extinct.
Beautifully done.
It's awesome to see the Okanagan People embracing the land in utilizing it for vitaculture and tourism. The Okanagan is beautiful, and warm, many tourists might not understand that 7-8 months of the year it's warm and wine country. It seems the funds the community earns are poured back into the community to enrich the youth and that's important. You can have business and sustainability.
Hi
Amazing information, keep sharing the knowledge!
Bannock....Scottish word....how about the battle of bannock burn.....it was bread brought over by Scottish people
Coast Salish Welcome song for Suniana Singh.
Pay taxes. Get a job stop getting welfare checks thanks to us taxpayers stop drinking
Natives of the ktunaxa nation... you are one of the Turks who went there from upper Siberia. Your ancestors are Turks.
That could've been way better. Firstly, you shouldn't be calling Squamish language a dialect, or saying stuff like "there are 14 dialects of Coast Salish": not only it's factually inaccurate, but also adds to the common misconception that Native American languages aren't "real" languages but "merely dialects" and stuff like that. Squamish is a language, not a dialect. Secondly, your comparison of Squamish "inflections" to the land is weird. I have no idea what you mean. The morphological inflections? What could they possibly have to do with the "rhythm of the land"? You could've mentioned some actual features of the language and explain how they're tied to the worldview and the way of life of the Salish people, instead of doing this mystification and vagueness.
beautiful.
Maximum respect to the original First Nation indigenous peoples of the Americas. I must visit your lands to meet you soon. Peace.
Native Elders are asking AGAIN TO SHOW HOW A MOUNTAIN TURNS TO PASTURE WALKING FLAT AND UPRIGHT LANDS ... YOUR BIGGEST FUQQING MOUNTAIN 🌞 AMIN³
So beautiful
An old lady told me this story I was 12 years old and she was in her 90s very old story thousands of years ago
Everything is cyclical in nature. This takes us back to the circular - the circle ⭕ itself - a symbolic representation of this special relationship and connection between AND to all. The circle is also representative of the ever important and sacred medicine wheel. We honour and give thanks to the Great Creator, and to the 4 cardinal directions. Our mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health can be seen within the 4 different directions, their individual respective sections, and each have a colour and a spirit animal assigned to them within the 4 quarters of the medicine wheel. In order to live a happy, fulfilling and "good" life (as we call it), all of the 4 aspects of our overall health (mental, physical, emotional, spiritual) must be in balance. The medicine wheel helps to provide us with guidance and assistance along our journey to discovering harmony and balance in our daily lives. We can ONLY achieve this once we realize and acknowledge that we're all connected to every part of nature both animate and inanimate (plants, animals, trees; the sky, water, earth and air that appears in the medicine wheel). We are all connected to each other, and to the Great Creator. The Creation Story is a wonderful place to start for more insight. Although each tribe has a slightly different version due to differing details, the overall Creation Story essentially remains the same throughout every version (as do the take aways). 💕✌️❤️🦅🦌🌲🍁🌾
Marvelous! 😊😊
Feeling welcome
Amazing. Çok güzel bir şarkı doğanın sesi.
Bannock is traditional Scottish brought to North America. it's delicious. My mother is 2nd gen Scottish American and my dad's family is from the southwest so fry bread in his family.
This was great! I love the comparison to the land. I love learning about Canada's original languages and nations, and looking forward to helping keeping them alive. Thank you for your video. Chen kw'enmántumi (I hope that was correct!!)
The geometry of the universe is visible. Circle - soul, pyramid - spirit, cube /square/ - body. Standing on four legs /element fire, water, air, earth/ in three planes /spirit, soul, body/. I.e. twelve human qualities - twelve wooden beams. Three wooden beams on one leg. Each element on three levels. Square window - like the thirteenth room - and at the same time the transition to the fifth element, ether - sound, transition between inner and outer world. Your ancestors were very wise, and he hid all wisdom in the tabernacle Kekuli.