<div>MANITOULIN ISLAND &minus; Bayside Resort has three (3) modern log cabins open for rent year-round featuring gas fireplaces, WIFI internet, satellite TV on flat screen, full kitchens, private patios with a BBQ and are just steps from pristine Manitoulin waterfront. The waters beautiful shades of blue hues, great fishing and the quiet surroundings are what Manitoulin Island is best known for. There is plenty of seating at waterfront, complimentary firewood, horseshoes for guests to utilize. We also welcome friendly pets! <br><br>This Resort is a privately owned venture within Wikwemikong. Situated just outside of the main village this Resort is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of town life. Close to amenities such as an 18-hole Golf Course, restaurants, grocery stores, LCBO, convenience stores and gift shops, this spot is very much conveniently located. Cabins are just 25 minutes from the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry Terminal (South Bay Mouth) and 20 minutes from the Manitoulin-East Airport. </div>

<div>Whetung Ojibwa Centre offers a spectacular collection of Native crafts as well as Fine Art, Jewelry, Moccasins, Leather Work, Sculptures and much more from Curve Lake First Nation and across Canada. New and different items are constantly being added to our collection, not everything is shown online. We are a seventh generation family run business focusing on Native Made/ Canadian Made arts and crafts. Everybody who works at Whetung&#39;s is a member of Curve Lake First Nation. We are open everyday. Admission always <strong>FREE</strong>.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Things you will see and experience at Whetung Ojibwa Centre are from all across Canada. We have a Museum, Totem Poles, Sculptures, Headdresses, Moccasins, Dream catcher all within our 10,000 sq ft building. One visitor described walking into Whetung&#39;s as if she were watching the movie Wizard of Oz change from Black and White into Colour! Bring your camera, picnic lunch and enjoy your visit. Please do not be shy about asking questions we love to speak with people.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Fun Fact! Find Waboose Whetung (a 8&quot; doll dress in brown suede with pink fur trim and you get $5 off your purchase or a store credit). Waboose&#39;s job is to hide everyday around Whetung&#39;s 10,000 sq ft Centre. If you find her grab her and claim your prize! <br><br>The Curve Lake Pow Wow takes place only a few minutes&rsquo; drive from Whetung Ojibwa Centre. Just turn left at the first intersection beyond the Whetung Gallery and follow the sound of the drums! We invite you to combine your tour of our gallery with your visit to this spectacular annual event for a day of cultural discovery and pleasant entertainment.</div>

<div>Sunset Lodge offers a new fishing/camping destination in Northern Ontario. We have modern private cabins, boat rentals, live minnows and space to accommodate special events. We cater to avid fishermen as well as corporate getaways and retreats for all ages. There are ATV trails to other lakes for Trout, Bass, etc. There is also a small sand beach ideal for a dip in the cool clear Unegam Lake. Special arrangements can be made to accommodate hunting groups. Come and enjoy seclusion at it&rsquo;s finest with breathtaking views of sunsets over Unegam Lake in the evenings, brilliant fall colours in the fall and sparkling clear skies at night. Call for rates.</div>

When was the last time you did something for the first time? Come experience guided ATV tours through the Northern Ontario wilderness. Enjoy the twist and turns these adventures can take you on, the breath taking views and exhilarating fun will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.  Visitors will enjoy their unique guided experience with male or female guides. Owner operator Arthur Trudeau's knowledge of the land comes from is educational training in Natural Environment Conservation Management and his First Nations indigenous culture. Arthur grew up in the Northern woods of Ontario as a hunter-gather and has extensive knowledge of this breath taking wilderness regardless of the season your choose to visit.     (Mukwa Adventures. Guided ATV Tours year round, located in Spanish Ontario 46.2 KM west of Espanola, ON - via HWY 17)

Anishinaabe Wild Rice Experience is a family operated business that provides an authentic cultural hands-on activity for learners who want to experience harvesting and processing wild rice in a traditional and contemporary setting.  The Friday Family can trace their harvesting of wild rice from Whitefish Lake several generations and want to share this traditional way of life of harvesting wild rice.  MISSION STATEMENT: To preserve a traditional way of life of the Ojibway peoples and to share and teach others how to harvest wild rice.

We are a locally owned and operated, family friendly restaurant. We have grown from being a Chip Stand to seating approximately 90 people in our newly renovated dining rooms. Our 'all day breakfasts', Thursday and Friday Fish Fry’s, Indian Tacos, Tomato Macaroni soup and burgers are our customers’ favorites!  Our fries are still cut fresh. We bake all our desserts (pies, tarts, and cakes), breads, buns, soups, and croutons daily on site. We take pride in the fact that we continue to make as many of the ingredients, such as our fish batter, from scratch. We also smoke many of our meats on site daily.  During our 2019 menu expansion process, the staff and customers got involved in creating and suggesting some of the new menu items.  Check out our customer favorite wood carvings (Canadian hand chain saw carved) that inhabit our foyer and primary dining room!

<div>Indigenous Museum &amp; Cultural Centre featuring indoor/outdoor guided tours, museum, galleries, restaurant, gift shop, workshops and facility rentals. <br><br>Owned and operated by Rainy River First Nations, the Centre offers interpretive tours and galleries, a collections space with over 16,000 objects, a gift shop that showcases artwork by local Indigenous artists, and a restaurant with a menu featuring traditional Anishinaabe ingredients. Located on the banks of Manidoo Ziibi (Spirit River or Rainy River) in Northwestern Ontario, the Centre is the site of the largest concentration of known Indigenous burial mounds in North America and was designated a National Historic Site in 1969. The Centre is open year-round and offers a variety of seasonal activities. The restaurant is open May-October but catering services are available year-round.</div>

We provide handmade gift-ware to visitors to our area. While touring the studio visitors can see the pottery take shape. Kids are offered a sample of clay to take home and make their own creations! Parents love browsing the showroom to take home a piece of our Northern Heritage.  It is an outing for people staying locally at Champlain Provincial Park and the north entrance to Algonquin Park. Cottagers in the area can bring their guests out to show off our Northern hospitality. Our studio is also enroute to the Eau Claire Gorge which is a popular hiking trail in the area.

The Serpent River First Nation Gas Bar & Trading Post (SFRN) is located approximately half-way between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie on the North Shore of Lake Huron in Northern Ontario. The SRFN Trading Post offers a selection of Authentic Indigenous Art, Crafts and several other Indigenously inspired products for all. Stop in for fuel, shopping, our Art Gallery and more!  Trading Post Hours Vary depending on time of year - Open May – December  Gas Station open daily 8am – 10pm

<div>Rainbow Ridge Golf Course is located on beautiful Manitoulin Island. It is a must play if you are in the area. It&rsquo;s a perfect location to meet with friends and make new ones. Rainbow Ridge Golf Course is a great multi-use facility, also perfect for gatherings, events and meetings. New Rainbow Ridge Golf App* available at Google Play/Apple Store.</div>

<div>Voyageur Wilderness makes it easy for you to explore Quetico Provincial Park. &nbsp;Create your Quetico Wilderness Story. Inspired by our Indigenous &amp; Voyageur heritage, we offer cultural, educational, interpretative tours, nature based eco-adventures and accommodations from exclusive Voyageur Island. Located on Nym Lake, we border Quetico Provincial Park and Canada&#39;s historical water routes in Northwest Ontario. &nbsp;Discover our specialized Authentic Indigenous Experiences of backcountry canoe packages, complete or partial outfitting, and lodge based getaways. <br><br>Voyageur Wilderness offre d&rsquo;exp&eacute;riences touristiques embl&eacute;matiques dans le parc provincial Quetico, de renomm&eacute;e mondiale! Cr&eacute;ez votre propre histoire Quetico avec nous. Inspir&eacute;s par notre h&eacute;ritage Indig&egrave;ne et de Voyageur canadiens fran&ccedil;ais, nous invitons les visiteurs &agrave; partager notre culture, des exp&eacute;riences interpr&eacute;tatives, des &eacute;co-aventures bas&eacute;es sur la nature et des h&eacute;bergements, &agrave; l&#39;&icirc;le Voyageur. Situ&eacute; sur le Lac Nym, nous bordons le parc provincial Quetico et les voies navigables historiques du Canada dans le nord-ouest de l&#39;Ontario. &nbsp;D&eacute;couvrez nos exp&eacute;riences Autochtones authentiques sp&eacute;cialis&eacute;es: forfaits de cano&euml; dans l&#39;arri&egrave;re-pays, pourvoirie compl&egrave;te ou partielle et escapades en lodge.</div>

<div>We are an award winning, 5 STAR Fishing &amp; Hunting Lodge that offers fishing in the many lakes in the area. Our guests have described out cottages as the nicest that they have ever stayed in. The surrounding lakes are excellent for Walleye, Pike, Trout and Small Mouth Bass. We also have excellent Grouse hunting in the area. As we are open all year, we cater to snowmobilers and the word is getting around that Moose Horn Lodge is &ldquo;The Place to stay&rdquo;! <br><br>Moose Horn Lodge offers housekeeping cottages.</div>

Welcome to Thunder Bay's Landmark Hotel! Proudly 100% First Nation owned. The Landmark Hotel is conveniently located at the corner of Dawson Rd (Hwy 102) and the Trans-Canada highway (HWY 11/17). During your stay enjoy our family fun, tropical themed pool area and water slide, plus you'll only be steps away from shopping and restaurants. The hotel also features Cultural and Traditional First Nations Art throughout.

<div>Visit the Debajehmujig Theatre Group to experience authentic Indigenous culture through the art of storytelling. Debajehmujig is the only professional theatre company located on a Reserve in Canada. We create original work through an Anishnaabag/Chippewa Nation worldview. Our work reflects the reality of Native life and the stories that have been passed down for thousands of years by storytellers, musicians, record keepers and dancers. <br><br>Located on Wikwemikong Unceded Reserve, The Debajehmujig Creation Centre offers a variety of events such as plays, festivals, comedy shows and traditional teachings. Debajehmujig is dedicated to the revitalization of Anishnaabek culture and heritage. The history and culture of the people is contained within the bodies of the people, in the muscle memory of the dancer, in the songs of the singers, in the stories of the storytellers.</div>

Discover some of the best fishing on Manitoulin Island with Wasse-Giizhik Tours. Whether you are an avid fisherman or a beginner, our friendly and experienced guides will tailor the tour to your liking. Embark on a journey downrigging for Salmon, Rainbow and Lake Trout on Lake Huron or head out for a flatline adventure for Walleye, Northern Pike and Musky.  In the summer, enjoy breathtaking scenery on a boat tour through the traditional canoe routes of the Anishnaabek as your experienced First Nations guide shares the history and legends of the majestic Odawa Mnis (Manitoulin Island). In the winter, experience the thrills of ice-fishing on a fully guided snow-mobile tour.  Wasse-Giizhik Tours also partners with local accommodations to ensure your stay is the perfect balance between comfort and adventure. No matter the season, Wasse-Giishik Tours are worth the trip.

<div>The serene Canadian wilderness awaits you. Silver Muskie Lodge, located on Redgut Bay on Rainy Lake, Northwest Ontario is a fisherman&rsquo;s dream and an unforgettable vacation spot for the whole family &ndash; accessible by boat or plane only. We offer a hearty breakfast and supper each day. Ice is also included for your coolers on the lake when you are catching the Walleye, Pike, Crappie or Bass. We have 2 large screened in porches, a wrap around deck right off your room and a hammock for resting after the big day. <br><br>Direct to the lodge: 807.599.2715 (Summer Only) <br>U.S. Guests: 218.259.0339 (Year-round) <br>Canadian Guests: 807.275.9126 (Year-round)</div>

<div>The Ojibwe Cultural Foundation was established to preserve and revitalize the language, culture, arts, spirituality and traditions of the Anishinaabe people of Mnidoo Mnising (Manitoulin Island) and surrounding areas. The foundation aims to nurture the expression of Anishinaabe culture in all forms so teachings may remain strong for future generations. <br><br>Located in M&#39;Chigeeng First Nation the 11,000 sq.ft. facility is home to a Museum, Public Art Gallery, Gift Shop, Mnidoo Mnising Anishinabek Kinoomaage Gamig (a full Ojibwe immersion early learning kindergarten program), Gimaa Radio 88.9FM (the first all Anishinaabe language radio station), language resources, healing lodge, and a performance amphitheatre. We welcome all who wish to experience the authentic expression of the Anishinaabe language, culture, and spirituality. Visitors can also see the timeless and beautiful heritage art forms of skilled Anishinaabek artisans including porcupine quill boxes, ash and sweet-grass baskets, and antler carvings.</div>

<div>The Manitoulin Hotel &amp; Conference Centre is a new and unique property located on the North Channel of Lake Huron on beautiful Manitoulin Island, Ontario Canada. Wake up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated in contemporary rooms with decor reflecting the First Nations traditions. Waterfront rooms available by request, group rates are available. <br><br>Dine in the on-site North46 Restaurant and enjoy a glass-in view of the LaCloche mountain range and the breathtaking North Channel of Lake Huron. The outdoor patio and indoor dining provide stunning views of the lake and mountains allowing guests to relax and enjoy the natural scenery. <br><br>Modern and private meeting rooms capable of hosting group tours, motor-coach and bus tours, business meetings, seminars, workshops, conferences, weddings and just about any type of activity.</div>

<div>Lodge on the Point is located on an untouched three-acres of wilderness paradise on the shores of Manitou Lake, a clean, clear, spring-fed lake North of Toronto. The lodge is situated in the Temagami mountain range which boasts some of the highest elevations in the province. Relax and breathe the fresh mountain air. Unwind in the rustic solar-powered log cabins for a unique off-the-grid experience; custom create your dream break: yoga and fitness with instructors and an in-lodge chef, a guided hunting and fishing trip, or blissful solitude with a private dock. The history of this area dates back thousands of years, Manitou Lake was once part of a 6000-year-old Anishinaabe canoe route, and for decades, the sturdy cedar lodge was used as a place of healing and wellness by various Indigenous organizations. Now open to the public to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this unique spot, the Lodge on the Point is a very private peninsular of cottages and cabins tucked away along 1300ft of shoreline with our main 3000sf lodge at its glowing heart.&nbsp;</div>

<div>&quot;The Gift of Sweet Water--when it is kissed by the spirit of fire (Grandfather Sun), it brings love and sweetness to our life, our spirit, our being.&quot; - Isaac Day, Co-Owner, Giizighat Maple Products (GMP). GMP is 100% Indigenous-owned and operated since 2015. GMP is at the forefront of advancing an Indigenous-focused branding and marketing of maple syrup and value added products within the Ontario market.</div>

Great Lakes Cultural Camps is a year-round mobile Anishinaabe outdoor education centre that brings everything to you! GLCC develops and provides high quality cultural experiences on the land and water that recognize the value of being active in the outdoors, land-based learning, Anishinaabe culture and what it can bring to people’s lives.  We are still confirming 2020 programs. If your community is interested in hosting an Anishinaabe Niibin Gbeshiwin (Anishinaabe Cultural Camp) please feel free to contact our Program Director at info@culturalcamps.com or call 705.942.9909 to discuss your ideas or any questions.  Our mobile unit can travel & deliver our programs almost anywhere.

<div>David R. Maracle has been crafting his artistry since 1985 and is from the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Bringing to life the ancestral teachings of the Haudenosaunee People&rsquo;s ways of life into his magnificent Stone Carvings. With every piece being unique, one-of-a-kind pieces, he has sold his carvings to many corporations, and private collectors alike. Including that of the Estate of the Late Nelson Mandela, the Emperor of Japan, and many other famous collectors own a piece of his work. His creations have been featured on cheques across Canada and have helped to encourage Indigenous Youth across the country to follow their dreams with their talents. When David was not carving in his studio, he turned to another career in the form of meditation. Not only is he a World Renown Sculptor of Stone, David has released over 17 Musical compilations and albums over the years. He has received two Gold Records from the Recording Industry RIAA, for his world ambient sounds of the Iroquoian Flute and Multi-Instrumental fusion of sounds. David has mastered rare world instruments over the last 18 years. David has also won various Canadian Aboriginal Music awards over his diverse Musical career. He has performed his beautiful ambient music all over the world, including recently Austria, Pakistan, Holland, at the Olympics in Australia, and even to the Queen on her Silver Jubilee anniversary in Parliament. David has been giving back to children in various communities, bringing his Indigenous teachings, culture, and art in the form of Traditional knowledge workshops; Medicine Wheel Teachings, Iroquoian Flute Teachings, as well as Earth &amp; Air Teachings to many communities across Canada and recently in Lahore, Pakistan. He is a role model for youth, in the Arts and Music Industry and a humanitarian who stands for Indigenous peoples rights and awareness in a kind and generous manner. Listen to David&#39;s Music Apple Music</div>

<p>We welcome YOU to our Indigenous Boutique Resort where Rest, Rejuvenation &amp; Relaxation are at the forefront of your visit with us. We have been featured in the list of &quot;Top Ten Incredible ROMANTIC STAYCATION Getaway retreats close to Toronto.&quot;</p><p>We have proudly maintained our Super-Host Status with AIR BnB for many years, and we continue to strive to do our best as your Indigenous Boutique Retreat. You will find our land here at LiL Crow Cabin &amp; PODs Private Courtyard nestled along the beautiful shores of the Bay of Quinte, also known as the Walleye Capital of the World.</p><p>Our magical mini &quot;OASIS&quot; is completely geared towards offering a private, restful space with an adults-only vibe; the perfect retreat for small intimate groups, couples, writers, nature lovers, or solo travelers who want a retreat from the city to unplug.</p><p>Located just one kilometer from the Skyway Bridge, along the shores of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, (Kenht&egrave;:ke nene kanyen&rsquo;keh&aacute;:ka) we are excited to welcome you to our beautiful lands; quick, easy access to OUR Indigenous Art Galleries, the Prince Edward County, and the incredible Sandbanks Provincial park.</p>

<div>Stillwater fishing and tours is a unique outdoor experience, located in the heart Whitefish River First Nations, providing clients with the ultimate outdoor adventure. Our tours provide clients with the ability to experience indigenous culture, sites and traditional fishing and hunting methods. Our guides are incredibly passionate about sharing the outdoors and community with all our clients. <br><br>Here at Stillwater Fishing and Tours, we strive to not only give you a one of a kind experiences, but we will always put safety of our clients and the wildlife first. We aim at giving our clients an adventure they will never forget, always talk about, and can&rsquo;t compare to anywhere else, all the while ensuring our footprint is minimal on the environment. </div>

<div>Minaki Yurt Adventures offers unique accommodations of Yurts and a Tipi that provide small group gatherings in a back to basics environment with modern amenities. We offer an extensive 20 km trail system that is used year around for cross country skiing, mountain biking and hiking. We also offer kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding. Individuals seeking solitude, couples, families and those organizing retreats come for the beauty of the back-country and the adventurous activities we offer. This back to nature environment features wood &amp; pellets stoves for heat as well as solar lighting and some that offer electricity. We can offer guiding and team building activities and service school groups to weddings.</div>

The Serpent River First Nation Economic Development Corporation has recently purchased a Northern Ontario favourite stop North of Sault Ste. Marie. Agawa Crafts and the Canadian Carver – come visit us for your chance to explore our businesses with Indigenously inspired products, Canadian Carvings, art and the Camper’s Grocery Store with an LCBO Agency Store!

Located upstairs and pleasantly accessed through the art gallery, the Gallery Café & Bistro offers a beautifully crafted culinary experience designed to delight your palate and nourish your spirit.  Imagine fresh, mindfully prepared, and artfully presented food being served in a relaxed, visually tantalizing atmosphere by friendly, competent people who love their work.

The Native Renaissance Gift Shop is a treasure trove of carefully selected and attractively displayed Native merchandise including original and reproduction sculptures by Thomas B. Maracle, lavish dream-catchers, stylish and durable leather moccasins, complete smudging provisions, imaginative toys and colourful clothing for children, Salish patterned kitchen ware, and much more!  Whether you are buying a special gift for a man, woman, or child (or even for yourself!) you will find something here that you can definitely feel good about giving.

Six Nations Tourism is a tourism centre for the most populated First Nation in Canada. Dedicated to educating visitors, marketing and promoting small businesses and promoting attractions, Six Nations Tourism is dedicated to vitalize economic growth throughout the Six Nations of the Grand River.  Situated on the Grand River, Six Nations Tourism is a hub information for activities, tours, restaurants and events in the area. Stop by the centre to find out where you can stay and eat and what you can do while you’re in Six Nations.  Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Haudenosaunee People and learn more about the history of Six Nations.

Hand-hewn ales and lagers crafted in the Ottawa Valley  We are a small, independent craft brewery located in the Ottawa Valley whose beers and business philosophy reflect the personality and soul of the people of the Valley.

<div>Cape Croker Park, owned and operated by the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation, is a year-round Indigenous Tourism Destination located on the western shores of Manitou gichigaming &ldquo;Lake of the Great Spirit&rdquo; (Georgian Bay, Ontario). The Campground is open from May to Thanksgiving Day, while the Park itself is open year-round!&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>The Park encompasses 520 acres nestled between high limestone bluffs. Cape Croker Park makes a perfect get-a-way for the whole family. With 315 campsites, suitable for tents and trailers, our large capacity can accommodate all types of campers. Electrical sites are available in some camping areas. Sites are comfortably laid out and close to all you&rsquo;ll need while you&rsquo;re away from home. <br><br>Cape Croker Park is a small part of the 2 million acres of our Traditional Territory. It contains rich natural beauty and has deep cultural roots. Our team of experienced Anishinaabe naturalists and guides offer access to these lands and cultural history through Anishinaabe Cultural Experiences. These experiences will introduce you to the Anishinaabek culture through guided hikes, art, storytelling, and hands-on learning, to engage all your senses. You will learn how we used plants for food, medicine, in ceremony and in daily life. </div><div><br></div><div>You will hear stories passed down through the generations, stories of our deep connection to and understanding of the natural world. You will hear Anishinaabemowin, our language, and possibly learn a few words. After participating in the Anishinaabe Cultural Experiences, take a break with a swim in the beautiful blue waters of Wiikwedoonse (Sydney Bay), relax on the beach, and take home a bottle of our Award-Winning Maple Syrup from Ziibaakdakaan Maple right in the park, where we have produced maple syrup for feasting, ceremony, and trade in this exact location for centuries. <br><br>Join us by booking online today! Anishinaabe Cultural Experience bookings and campground reservations are all made online through the <a href="https://capecrokerpark.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Cape Croker Park website</a>.</div>

<div>We seek to inform, enlighten, thrill and entertain curious travelers and locals alike, while providing an open forum where Indigenous people from across Canada can share their respective cultures first hand. <br><br>Come experience our unique cultures through informed ambassadors, traditional songs, stories and dances. We never tire of seeing the look of astonishment that comes across the face of someone who is hearing the emotion-stirring cries of our singers for the first time; it is at that precise moment when the essence of our culture is communicated most vividly. <br><br>We pride ourselves on delivering a truly authentic experience that illustrates both the diversity of our culture and our historical journey down through the ages. <br><br>We also offer event expertise ranges from booking entertainment to providing catering or a barbecue for 4,000 guests, to planning and managing all aspects of multi-day events for 10 to 50,000 people as well as Drum Group, and First Nation Drummers, Metis Jiggers, Sunsdrum (Inuit Throat singers), Christine Friday OŽLeary, Interactive artist workshops and Interactive Artist Stations.</div>

We provide walk and talk tours through various locations around Ottawa exploring social, political and cultural monuments, landscape, architecture and art all through an Indigenous perspective.  We also provide washrooms and water bottle refiles along the way as well as transcripts to folks who need to follow along.

<div>Explore the pristine wilderness of Manitoulin in the company of avid outdoorsman owner/outfitter Neil Debassige to harvest healthy quality white tail deer and geese in season. Head out on a fishing adventure with Island Sunrise Fishing Charters on their top of the line 23&rsquo; Sea Swirl fishing boat, the perfect craft to enjoy a memorable day landing fish from the lake. From water-fowl excursions to partially and fully guided bow, rifle, or muzzle loader hunts, an outdoor experience with us will create memories that last a lifetime. <br><br>Come and stay for a few days and enjoy time spent outdoors at Lake Mindemoya, the perfect place to relax in a cottage with your very own dock on Manitoulin Island. Sit on the deck and enjoy coffee overlooking the spruce and pine trees, stride out on the local hiking trails, enjoy a kayak paddle on the lake, visit nearby galleries and shops, then retreat to the peace of our 200-acre property to enjoy the crackle of the fire pit and a BBQ as the sun sets before sleeping soundly with the sounds of nature to lull you to dreams.</div>

<div>Lillian&#39;s Crafts features hand-crafted quill boxes artwork and prints crafted by First Nation artists including Leland Bell, Stanley Panamick, Steven John, Duncan Pheasant and B. Gourlx. Lillian&#39;s is a major purchaser and distributor of locally produced fine arts and crafts. The crafts are hand made from local natural materials such as birch bark, leather, sweet grass, porcupine quills etc. Products include birch bark canoes &amp; teepees, dream catchers, ash baskets, moccasins, mukluks, porcupine quill baskets, leather bracelets, leather apparel, beaded earring &amp; accessories, pendleton pattern fleece blankets (small &amp; large), traditional Regalia pieces and many more unique crafts. <br><br>Lillian&#39;s also has a museum that features large porcupine quill baskets, pottery, beadwork, antler carvings and art from local Manitoulin artists. Caribou tufting, fish scale art and birchbark bitings are from the North. There are on-site video displays of porcupine quill basket making from start to finish, various styles of beadwork, pow wow dance styles, drumming and grand entry.</div>

An experience at Mishibinijima Art Gallery would entail one-to-one thorough description of each individual art piece with the artist and viewer(s). Creating relationships between the originality of artwork and local culture and sharing of culture and teachings. Providing the viewer(s) with education, history and spirituality of the surrounding territories leaving the viewer(s) with a deeper connection and understanding of First Nations people.

<div>Nestled in a quiet area just north of McGregor Bay, Rainbow Lodge provides seasonal high quality accommodations and tranquility for tourists and business customers alike. Accommodations consist of two fully furnished bedrooms; 2 queen beds and one king size bed. The fully equipped kitchen complimented by a cozy dining room, combined with the natural warmth of the great room, make the lodge no less than the perfect option for those who appreciate both quality and convenience. <br><br>The region in and around the Lodge offers breathtaking scenery, provides some of the best fresh water boating in the world and offers significant historical and cultural experiences. Whether a guest may want to find a beach, fish the waters or experience a cultural activity, the lodge is the gateway to enjoy, explore, and engage the environment. Rainbow Lodge, a building of historical and traditional value, hosts events in a traditional setting. It is situated within view of the area known to the Ojibwe people as &quot;Dreamer&#39;s Rock&quot; where traditionally young people fasted and received their visions. <br><br>Rainbow Lodge is a smoke and alcohol free facility.</div>

<div>Wikwemikong is home to the people of Three Fires Confederacy: an alliance of the Ojibwa, Odawa and Pottawatomi nations. Located on the Eastern Peninsula of Manitoulin Island, the area has much to offer. Wikwemikong Tourism offers an array of authentic Indigenous experiences. Indulge in the vast picturesque wilderness that surrounds Manitoulin&rsquo;s largest community through one of our many private and community operated tourism services.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Our large land base offers plenty of opportunity for wilderness exploration at your own pace while enjoying the culture and traditions of the Anishinabek people. As Manitoulin Island&rsquo;s largest First Nation community and Canada&rsquo;s only officially recognized Unceded Indigenous Territory, we welcome you to delve into our rich culture and history through our nature based and cultural tours.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Our guides will take you on a journey through time as you learn of the legends of our people while exploring the vast lands and waters of Wikwemikong. Wikwemikong Tourism can also create a customized itinerary for your group, providing experiential learning. Itineraries can range from one to multi-day trips, assisting with meals, lodging, and transportation.</div>

Hiking, canoing, paddle board, snowmobile, boating, fishing, etc. Take out lunches are available along with the basic grocery needs for all the rooms. Close to the town down we offer a convenient location for easy access to local attractions, Kenora Harbourfront, Anishinaabe Beach, LOW Brewco, Macleod Park, MS Kenora, shopping and more. Fall activities include easy acces to hunting and in the winter for snowmobile and ice fishing. Next door to Green Adventures where you can access paddle board, kayaks and more.

<div>Mohawk Chapel is a vibrant tourist attraction in Brantford aimed at providing a cultural experience for all its visitors. As the oldest surviving church in Ontario, the last surviving structure of the original Mohawk Village Settlement of 1784 and one of three royal chapels in Ontario, this National Historic Site with its handcrafted stained-glass windows is a must-see!<br><br>Mohawk Chapel offers visitors a chance to walk through a 200 year old graveyard and see the final resting place of Joseph Brant and his son John Brant, this graveyard also houses many important community members of the Six Nations and Brantford communities, including the Johnson family from Chiefswood National Historic Site. Mohawk Chapel also offers unique tours, weddings, rentals and events year round, with visitors encouraged to visit the beauty of the Chapel in each changing season.</div>

<div>Woodland Cultural Centre serves to preserve and promote Indigenous history, art, language and culture. We welcome you to visit and learn with us as we bring the story of the Haudenosaunee people of the Eastern Woodlands to life through innovative exhibitions and programs. Our Site Includes: Interactive Museum and 2 Art Galleries, Indigenous Library/Archives and Language Resource Centre, Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School historic site, 5 acres of grounds and green spaces with outdoor exhibits.</div>

<div>Located on the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Chiefswood Park is a world class cultural heritage destination that offers a variety of product experiences aiming to teach guests about authentic Haudenosaunee culture while instilling respect for the natural world. The park is nestled along the Grand River which is synonymous with the rich history of the Six Nations and surrounded by one of the last remaining Carolinian forests and tall grass prairie landscapes. <br><br>With breathtaking views, canoe and kayak rentals and nature trails, visitors can also enjoy beautiful log cabin accommodations inspired by the 1860s which ties in with the Chiefswood National Historic Site located on the adjacent property. Featuring the comforts of home in a rustic setting, the Park offers 10 quaint studio-style and 5 large log cabins, including two that are wheelchair accessible and one pet friendly option. Chiefswood Park is also known for its wonderful campgrounds. The more avid outdoor lovers can choose between our serviced sites, which offer water and electrical hookups, or our riverside campgrounds equipped with a firepit and picnic table. Our goal is to provide an inclusive, enjoyable, and unforgettable experience for all of our visitors. Chiefswood Park is where Six Nations welcomes the world.</div>

Mohawk Artist Tonya Maracle, is a registered Band member with the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in Ontario, Canada. She has lived on the Territory her entire life, and has operated her arts and crafts business, Soaring Eagle, for over 25 years.  In an era of ready-made imported products, our company stands out for high-quality genuine Native arts and crafts. We at Soaring Eagle take great pride and consideration to details in every product we make. For over 25 years we have used only high quality materials, such as deerskin, glass and semi-precious beads, real fur and feathers. You will truly be amazed at the difference!

<div>226 Ambrose was found during the hunt for the perfect Hostel Location over a one year span. A massive 8000 square foot building offering am affordable and exciting group/team and event experience, while also boasting Bohemian Chic styled private hotel rooms right in Thunder Bay&rsquo;s downtown core. The hostel is Inspired by first hand hostel experiences in the United Kingdom and Central America, complete with the first ever POD style dormitories in Ontario! Our mandate is to take all that we know of our city, surrounding areas and wild travel experiences, and share them with our guests, and maybe even participate. We are closely tied with our outdoor tourism operators and local culinary gurus to always ensure you have the best advise on how to enjoy Thunder Bay at it&#39;s finest.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Point Grondine has over 18,000 acres of scenic natural wilderness landscape, old growth pine forest, stunning river vistas and six interior lakes to explore. The picturesque water trails flowing along the coast of Georgian Bay invite you to many canoe routes, hiking trails and backcountry campsites located throughout the interior of the Park. Hike, canoe or sea kayak along the traditional routes of the Anishnaabek people and be ready to be captivated by this historic and majestic place. Throughout the spring, summer, and fall months come and explore the park through our Authentic Indigenous Experiences which will connect you to the territory of the original descendants, or just come for the day and self-guide along the trail of Merv&#39;s Landing and the Mahzenazing Lake Access Trails. <br><br>Wikwemikong Tourism offers guided nature based and cultural tourism experiences for schools and groups on Manitoulin Island and Killarney Region. Programs range from soft adventure to wilderness eco-adventures and educational interpretive tours. Our Cultural experiences can be packaged with North Channel Cruises from Manitoulin Island to Killarney with overnight stays and programming at the Killarney Mountain Lodge and Canada House Conference Center. We also offer select dates for Nature heritage education programs in partnership with the Killarney Provincial Park. Tours are available June through to October.</div>

Riverview Cottages has been in business on the Upper French River since May 1971. The business has 3 different operations:  Housekeeping cottages: 7 house keeping cottages and 3 one bedroom units.  Full operational marina: small store, boat rentals, gas and oil, full time mechanic, boat docking, winter boat and motor storage.  Barge services: Taxi trips to and from your cottage, propane deliveries, building material deliveries, and licensed septic pump out services.

<div>Abiimadgamowin, Keeping Our Ways Alive.<br><br>Sister Bear Designs began as a healing journey for 3 sisters (Valerie, Kathleen and Malinda), to honour their family and community&rsquo;s knowledge, strength, resilience and determination to carry on traditional Anishinaabe teachings through creating. <br><br>The 3 Sister Bears (Valerie, Kathleen and Malinda) learned how to create and to coax a pattern out of beads from our Grandparents, Aunties and other family members. While officially owned and operated by Kathleen, the Sister Bear Designs Adaawewigamig (Shop) now includes 4 generations of artists and offers pieces created from a variety of mediums including unique beaded jewelry/accessories, traditionally tanned hides, one of a kind porcupine quill and birch bark pieces and beautifully sewn traditional and contemporary clothing. We also offer workshops and experiential learning opportunities by providing sessions that share our gifts/teachings. We are an Anishinaabe family and members of Lac Des Mille Lacs First Nation with family connection to Fort William First Nation. <br><br>Each piece we bead, sew, or create honours our connection to the land, the water, the winged, the two legged, the four legged and all of creation. Sister Bear Designs Adaawewigamig is Abiimadgamowin &ndash; our life&rsquo;s journey, our stories and our hopes for future generations. We are so grateful for the opportunity to honour our ancestors teachings through each piece we create. Miigwetch for becoming part of our story and helping us keep our ways alive as we continue to teach and share with future generations. <br><br>At Sister Bear Designs adaawewigamig (shop) you will find many one of a kind pieces and opportunity to experience a part of Sister Bears family history with seeing photos and hearing our stories. All of Sister Bear Designs creations are made with supplies from Indigenous businesses (beads....right down to our packaging). Sister Bear Designs also offers workshops and experiential learning opportunities on our reserve located in Northwestern Ontario (workshops and experiential learning include: tradition hide tanning, beading workshops, birch bark harvesting and biting, and many more). It is truly a unique and unforgettable experience.</div>

<div>Oceah Oceah SUP &amp; YOGA is SUP (Standup Paddle Boarding) in Toronto, providing SUP lessons, SUP tours and SUP yoga. First Nations sisters Jenifer and Sharon Rudski were introduced to SUP in 2009 and immediately fell in love with the sport. With their passion for outdoor adventure, their connection to yoga and love of surfing they conceived Oceah Oceah to share SUP with everyone. Their mission is to connect people and build community on the water in Toronto. <br><br>Oceah Oceah&rsquo;s signature tour is The Humber River Tour. This guided paddle tour takes you up the Humber River, Toronto&rsquo;s originial indigenous trade route. Experience the calm and peace of escaping the city without actually leaving the city. Embarking from Budapest Park, we paddle west turning up the Humber River where the river opens up and the noise quiets down. Surrounded by trees and tall grasses, you can hear the birds. This is a tour that people come back to again and again, and one we LOVE to share! There is always something to see and explore, from the bird sanctuary and turtles to the water lily cove. <br><br>Find all of the amazing SUP classes on the website, classes run regularly all season long from June to September. If the scheduled classes don&rsquo;t coincide with your unique schedule we can arrange private and group classes. Also, follow us on Facebook and Instagram where we post special events, workshops, retreats and let you know when the surf is up- YES it&rsquo;s possible to surf on Lake Ontario! All Oceah Oceah instructors are Paddle Canada Certified SUP Instructors and paddle yoga classes are taught by Yoga Alliance Certified teachers. <br><br>SUP Stand Up Paddleboarding &quot;Hoe he&#39;e nalu&quot; in the Hawaiian language is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. The sport is an ancient form of surfing, and reemerged as a way for surfing instructors to manage their large groups of students, today it is practiced by people all over the world, on oceans, lakes and rivers as a way to connect with the water, community and self. Done standing up on a large surfboard with a long paddle, paddle boarding is a fun way to get a full body workout while exploring and experiencing the calming beauty of water. <br><br>Benefits - Paddle Boarding tones and strengthens your core, arms, legs, and aligns your whole body from the soles of your feet up. Paddle boarding relieves stress, promotes balance, and the connection and interactions with nature increase your mental and over all well-being.</div>

<div>Once living freely in the boreal forest of Ontario and northern Minnesota, thousands of Indigenous ponies ran wild around the Great Lakes region and lived in harmony with the First Peoples. Colonization brought the ponies to the brink of extinction. Only 4 remained. Through conservation, they have been returned to their ancestral lands to live once again as the Little Horses of the Big Woods. Walk amongst these little horses and experience their incredible spiritual power. Listen to the stories passed down by generations of First Nations People about their bond with these little horses captured on canvas by Indigenous Artist Rhonda Snow. <br><br>Gather around the fire at the authentic Metis fur trade encampment, tap your toe to the lively Metis fiddle music, and laugh at the adventures of the fur trader. He might just slice you a piece of what&rsquo;s cooking in the pot. Indigenous drumming and songs by your First Nations guide will enlighten you to the relationship we all have with Mother Earth. TIPI Overnight Adventure: Twinkling stars are so much brighter shining through the smoke hole in an authentic Indigenous made tipi overnight stay. Awaken to the hoofbeats and snorts of the nearby spirit horses and satisfy your appetite with authentic meals included. <br><br>Additional activities include horseback trail rides, medicine walks, traditional Indigenous dance performances, and family farm experience. TJ Stables is open year round, fully accessible, and offers Therapy riding, Can accommodate any size group. </div>

"Yawékon" in the Mohawk language means "it tastes good!". With the help of local Chef-mentors and friends, Chef Tawnya Brant was able to develop a local food shop offering take away and catering services to Ohsweken and surrounding areas. Since 2014, Tawnya has developed her culinary range to include the flavours of her Haudenosaunee childhood. Many ingredients used in her dishes come directly from the vegetable and herb gardens, and crops of her own home.  Now she is branching out and sharing her Indigenous food knowledge with anyone willing to learn! Visit Yawékon for a taste of Haudenosaunee fusion cuisine and housemade drinks along with some Chef favorites.

<div>Thrive Tours is an Indigenous owned and operated Eco-Cultural touring experience in the Sault Ste. Marie and Northern Ontario region. Our tours are designed to connect people with each other and Mother Earth&rsquo;s offerings with respect for the land, water, and all living things. In the spirit of promoting and maintaining local Indigenous practices and philosophies, we are adopting a zero-footprint objective so that the environment will be clean and sustainable for many generations to come. Our knowledgeable guides provide comfortable, clean, canoe, kayak, hiking, snowshoeing and camping experiences to all guests ensuring that the Indigenous territories in which we are sharing are to be cared for in the most conscientious way we can. Thrive Tours provides the full range of experiences to novice and enthusiast outdoors person alike. Our adventures have been designed to provide comfort and safety with the exhilaration of a remote retreat to Northern Ontario wilderness.&nbsp;</div>

<p>Among the Trees is rebranding what it means to go camping. Where camping isn't about how luxurious or rustic your stay is, but about the experience of connecting with the natural environment.</p><p>We have created a luxury eco-retreat located in Whitefish River First Nation. A gateway to McGregor Bay, Iroquois Bay, Killarney Provincial Park, Baie Fine and Frazer Bay, all accessible by boat, right off the private beachfront. The property is situated among the trees, where guests can disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the world and relax in their private geodome under the stars, watching the sunset over The La Cloche Mountains.</p><p>The vision of Among the Trees is to be an environmentally friendly, and luxurious camping experience. Come experience the natural world, and learn about Whitefish River First Nation, where you can explore nature, other surrounding communities, local shops and eats, or book an excursion with local tour guides.</p>

<p>Welcome to Camp Petawachuan, where the majestic French River sets the stage for unforgettable nature adventures. Immerse yourself in our diverse expeditions, from tranquil pontoon boat tours to educational plant walks. Experience the perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural discovery.</p><p>Our tours are guaranteed to give you an all natural experience. Paddle the serene waters of the Restoule River, hike the rocky islands of the French River, or join us for a mountain biking trip to Dokis Village - there's an experience for every outdoor enthusiast. </p><p>Get closer to nature with Camp Petawachuan and elevate your outdoor adventures with our unique blend of natural exploration and cultural experiences.</p>

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