A visit with Sonny is to delve into the art of native storytelling, to learn about the wonders of the natural materials he works with, a chance to hear a few good jokes and an opportunity to view and purchase unique artworks found nowhere else.
Located just south of Nevis at Content Bridge(Highway 21)this 31 acre site sits at the edge of the Red Deer River.In the 1880's this was the site of the largest Metis Settlement west of Winnipeg. The Metis Nation of Alberta offers tenting and RV sites from May to September 15. Call 403-742-0777
As the Beaver People died from the Flu epidemic of 1918 to 1919, they prayed for the Great Spirit to show them how to escape the ravages of sickness and death.
In 1873, the North West Mounted Police force was created to bring law and order to the Canadian North West. The Museum explores the history and development of the Force for more than a century of service to Canada, and to the Fort Macleod community in particular. After 1880, the railway arrived on the prairies bringing further change.
Excite your sense of adventure!Flyfishing exclusively on Bow River water. Experience all inclusive rustic plush accommodation... Exhale, rest and rejuvenate your soul... Create spectacular memories...
Would you like to slow down and connect with the land? Come sleep in a teepee, sit around a talking circle, join a sweat lodge or make yourself a Traditional Craft moccasins or a drum.
Call our Treaty 7 tourism office for accommodations, attractions, pow wows, rodeos, cultural centres, tours, casinos, fishing, arts and crafts and more.
On June 21, 1899, Treaty 8 was signed for reasons of peace, friendship, and to establish a partnership between the First Nations and the Government of Canada.
At this aboriginally owned and operated art gallery,there is a large selection of aboriginal paintings, prints, murals, painted buffalo skulls and lots more!
In 1862, on the North Saskatchewan River, Reverend George McDougall founded a Methodist mission to the Cree, named Victoria for the Queen. In 1864, the Hudson's Bay Company arrived, opening Fort Victoria to trade with the Cree. It was a bustling English-speaking Métis community that stretched six miles along the river. All that remains today are the 1864 Clerk's Quarters and the 1906 Methodist Church. Join us for a special musical Jamboree on Sunday July 5/09 at 1pm. For more information call 780-656-2333
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