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# Indigenous Tourism Manitoba

Adventure to Understanding

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Welcome to
 Indigenous Tourism Manitoba](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/) - Nestled deep in the heart of Manitoba, Indigenous Tourism Manitoba invites you on a journey of discovery, wonder, and authentic cultural experiences.
- [Indigenous Guide Training Program - 7-Day Training Course](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/indigenous-guide-training-program-step-2/) - 7-Day In-Person Training (indoor and outdoor learning) Sharing our Voices: Indigenous Guide Training Visioning Indigenous welcome and participant introductions Sharing your stories, guiding aspirations Recognize the key responsibilities and expectations for guides in different settings Develop a personal professional vision of how guiding can align with personal and/or community values Foundations of the tourism industry
- [Indigenous Guide Training Program - Introduction](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/indigenous-guide-training-program-step-1/) - Introduction to Guiding & Tourism Discovering the Possibilities Session Content Understand the multifaceted role of a guide Recognize the key responsibilities and expectations for guides in different settings Identify career pathways: Explore various career opportunities within the guiding profession, focusing on culturally significant roles UPCOMING SESSIONS:We will be hosting virtual sessions in 2026 and will
- [Events](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/events/)
- [Our Team](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/our-team/) - Meet the dedicated team behind Indigenous Tourism Manitoba, working together to promote authentic Indigenous tourism experiences and community growth.
- [Become a Member](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/become-a-member/) - Become A Member ITM membership is a wonderful first step towards a brighter future for all. Indigenous Tourism Manitoba is committed to rebuilding and preserving Indigenous Tourism in Manitoba. We support the growth of this industry by promoting cultural storytelling, economic empowerment, and leadership. Any Indigenous individual or organization can join us. As an ITM member, you'll
- [Member Benefits](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/member-benefits/) - Empowering Your Journey to Success Select one of the following five membership types. Please note that only the Industry Partner membership type is available to non-Indigenous businesses and organizations. The other four membership types are only available to businesses or associations that are at least 51% Indigenous-owned or controlled. Non-AccreditedIndigenousTourism Business Requirements Tourism businesses or
- [Experience Map](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/experience-map/)
- [Our Operators](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operators/) - Explore a curated list of operators across Manitoba offering authentic Indigenous tourism experiences, from cultural tours to handcrafted goods and more.
- [Indigenous Guide Training Program](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/guide-training-program/) - Indigenous Guide Training Program Overview Indigenous Tourism is Growing Rapidly Manitoba’s rich Indigenous cultures, languages, and traditions are ready to be shared—and the world is eager to experience them. Indigenous tourism is growing fast, and there’s a real need for passionate, knowledgeable Indigenous guides who can share authentic stories and connect visitors to the heart
- [ITM Indigenous Guide Training Program Inquiry Form](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/itm-indigenous-guide-training-program-inquiry-form/) - A team member will respond to your inquiry shortly!
- [Indigenous Guide Training Program - Practicum](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/indigenous-guide-training-program-step-3/) - Practicum - Your Guiding Experience New Horizons: Indigenous Guide Certification Program Preparing to Guide This group session (in-person or online) will cover the information needed to secure a paid or volunteer position with a guiding company, attraction, an outfitter. Complete a 40-hour practicum The purpose of the field practicum is to: Demonstrate the ability to
- [Contact Us](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/contact-us/) - Get in touch with Indigenous Tourism Manitoba for inquiries, partnerships, or support. We're here to help you explore authentic Indigenous tourism experiences.
- [Indigenous Guide Training Program - More Learning Opportunities](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/indigenous-guide-training-program-more-learning-opportunities/) - More Learning Opportunities First Aid Courses: St. Johns Ambulance Remote Wilderness First Aid Indigenous Tourism Education: Indigenous Tourism Education Modules - ITAC Tourism HR Canada: Freshwater Fishing Guide Hunting Guide Other Links: Interpretive Guides Association Outdoor Council of Canada Association of Canadian Mountain Guides Interpretation Canada Paddle Manitoba Back to main Learn page
- [About Indigenous Tourism Manitoba](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/about-itm/) - Indigenous Tourism Manitoba unites communities, groups, and leaders to offer authentic Indigenous tourism experiences across the province.
- [Things To Do](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/things-to-do/) - Discover exciting things to do in Manitoba, from exploring Indigenous culture to outdoor adventures and local attractions.
- [Reconciliation](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/reconciliation/) - Experience Reconciliation through Indigenous Tourism. Explore the rich and meaningful experiences our Operators have to share with you.
- [New Account Request](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/new-account-request/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/privacy-policy/) - \Read the privacy policy of Indigenous Tourism Manitoba to understand how we collect, use, and protect your personal information when visiting our website.

## Operators

- [Anne Mulaire](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/anne-mulaire/) - Anne Mulaire is a proud Métis-owned fashion house that blends Indigenous heritage with contemporary design. Rooted in the Red River Métis tradition, our collections honour the land, the maker, and the wearer through sustainable, slow-fashion practices. Visitors are invited to explore our Winnipeg boutique and tour our manufacturing facilities, where the artistry of Indigenous-inspired fashion
- [Agowiidiwinan Centre](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/agowiidiwinan-centre/) - The Agowiidiwinan Centre, conveniently located at the Forks Market, is a place of learning designed to offer a balanced understanding of the Treaties between the First Nation people and the Crown, including the history of First Nation people, their laws, culture, and customs.One of the Centre’s key messages is: “We Are All Treaty People,” and
- [La Brasserie Nonsuch Brewing Co.](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/la-brasserie-nonsuch-brewing-co/) - A LOVE LETTER TO MANITOBANonsuch is our love letter to Manitoba. It’s our opportunity to give back to our home and make Manitoba proud – that’s our mission.As a majority Indigenously-owned brewery, the idea of honouring the past as we shape the future is the essence of our brewery and inseparable from our everyday actions.
- [Feast Cafe Bistro](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/feast-cafe-bistro/) - Feast is the first of its kind in Manitoba, a full-service cafe and bistro that highlights all the wonderful ingredients our land has to offer. From wild rice and berries, to beans, squash and of course, bison, our menu has no counterpart in the province or in the country.Some of menu highlights include Manitoba pickerel
- [Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/wyndham-garden-winnipeg-airport/) - Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport is a full-service hotel located on the first Urban Reserve in Winnipeg; the Long Plain Madison Reserve on Treaty 1 territory.The hotel features 132 guestrooms, pool with a waterslide, fitness centre, 5000 square feet of meeting space, dining, and a large parking area. Modern guestrooms feature a welcoming & relaxing design,
- [Prairie Berry](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/prairie-berry/) - Prairie Berry is a strawberry farm located 10 minutes south of Winnipeg who host’s Farm to Table Dinning Experiences in the strawberry field! The dinners are held during the strawberry season ( end of June / beginning of July ) and focus on local produce and local chefs !
- [Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre Inc.](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/manitoba-indigenous-cultural-education-centre-inc/) - The Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre has been providing programs and services since 1975, and is centrally located in Winnipeg’s historic North Point Douglas neighborhood. MICEC promotes awareness and understanding of Indigenous cultures to all interested people, and was founded by the Winnipeg Indian Council in conjunction with the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood. MICEC is the
- [Moon Gate Guest House](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/moon-gate-guest-house/) - We offer a soul nurturing space located on the banks of the meandering Whitemouth River, in southeastern Manitoba. Proudly Indigenous (Métis) owned, Moon Gate is an eco-friendly, year-round guest house and cultural experience facilitator. We aim to provide you with a place to grow, heal, and reconnect with yourself and loved ones. Come be inspired,
- [Whiteshell Petroforms Authentic Indigenous Tours](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/whiteshell-petroforms-authentic-indigenous-tours/) - Guided tours and land-based learning of the sacred stone formations from an Anishinaabe worldview in the Heart of Turtle Island: Whiteshell Manitoba, Canada.Join us on a guided walk through the boreal forest as we visit the Whiteshell Petroform site: rocks and boulders arranged by Indigenous peoples over millennia. Hear the stories and teachings from Anishinaabe
- [Wapusk Adventures](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/wapusk-adventures/) - Wapusk Adventures is an Indigenous owned and operated tour company located in Churchill, Manitoba. Our Wapusk Team has a common interest in the outdoors and of course our love for dogs! Join us on an exciting tour as we share stories, culture, and why we call Churchill home.We provide year-round dog sledding tours that include
- [Turtle Village](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/turtle-village/) - **Turtle Village - Sustainable Off-Grid Accommodations in Treaty 2 Territory**Experience the minimalist movement focused on sustainability while staying in the heart of Wasagaming Campground in Treaty 2 Territory.Our accommodations are solar-powered with LED lighting and propane heating, ensuring comfort without compromising the environment.We leave zero impact on this land. It is our commitment to sustainability,
- [Teekca's Boutique](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/teekcas-boutique/) - Teekca's Boutique carries products that are handmade from many of the tribal affiliations across turtle island. We have soapstone, moccasins, ribbon skirts, and many different beaded items. Come visit us at Forks Market.
- [Sub-Arctic Tours](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/sub-arctic-tours/) - Welcome to Sub-Arctic Tours - Manitoba's only Inuit owned tour guide service and Indigenous operated! At Sub-Arctic Tours, we believe that the best way to truly understand a place is by exploring it with someone who calls it home. Our Indigenous team of passionate and knowledgeable guides have an intimate understanding of Churchills’ diverse landscape.
- [Spence Custom Carving](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/spence-custom-carving/) - Ojibwe (Peguis First Nation) artist Fredrick Spence will guide participants step-by-step through a 3 - 4 hour soapstone carving workshop. Participants will leave with a fully finished project that guides them through the sketching, carving and sanding process.Throughout the workshop, Fred will share about his personal journey, highlighting his struggles and moments of resilience. Fredrick
- [Shelly's Bistro](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/shellys-bistro/) - Indigenous favorites for take out and delivery, while we offer an extensive catering menu from Indigenous fusions to more favorites. Our viral sensations from cheese cake on fry bread (inspired by ice cream on fresh fry bread) to the Shepherd's Pie on Fry Bread have attracted local TikTok influencers (Sherry McKay), to celebrity comedian Mac
- [Sharecuterie](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/sharecuterie/) - Cassandra, a psychiatric nurse turned food artist, launched Sharecuterie in October 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With a belief that food, especially cheese, nourishes the soul, Cassandra’s passion for supporting local businesses and her love for bringing people together through food shines in every creation.Sharecuterie is proudly Indigenous, celiac, and woman-owned, championing visibility and inclusion
- [Nature's Edge Tourism](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/natures-edge-tourism/) - Nature’s Edge Tourism (NET) is Southern Manitoba’s only SUP Tour company that provides personalized instruction with premium equipment as you glide across the water.NET is a mobile company with Paddle Canada-certified instructors. We have a variety of boards to accommodate a wide range of paddling abilities and riders. With safety in mind, visitors can just
- [National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/national-indigenous-residential-school-museum-of-canada/) - In 1981, 45 acres of land and building became part of Long Plain 6B now called Keeshkeemaquah where the former Portage Indian Residential School was located. In December 2001, through a BCR, a vision was established to have a National Indigenous Residential School Museum. In 2005, the former Portage Indian Residential School was designated as
- [Manito Ahbee Festival](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/manito-ahbee-festival/) - The Manito Ahbee Festival celebrates Indigenous arts, culture, and music in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The annual festival is held May long weekend each year and features: NextGEN, (education day), Manito Ahbee Pow Wow, Manito Ahbee Marketplace & Food, Spirit Visions 48 hour film challenge (hybrid), Jig N'Jam, cultural performances on our Ignite Our Spirit performance
- [Kikiwak Inn](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/kikiwak-inn/) - The Kikiwak Inn now offers Northern Tipi Experience accommodations seasonally from May - September. The Northern Tipi Camping Experience will allow 2-4 guests a unique glamping getaway. Enjoy a Traditional Indigenous experience like campfire cooking and packages to come in the future such as Canoeing, Berry Picking & Jam Making, Bannock on an open fire,
- [Borealis Beading](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/borealis-beading/) - Melanie Gamache is a Manitoba Francophone Métis Artist/Artisan. She started beading to help calm her mind, and it has helped her to dig deeper into her Métis culture and heritage, discovering her connection and responsibility with beading and the environment. Each piece she creates is an expression of gratitude to her ancestors, “The Flower Beadwork
- [Bistro on Notre Dame](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator/bistro-on-notre-dame/) - Bistro on Notre Dame, a place to enjoy an elevated fusion of comfort food from local, ethical and sustainable sources. A vibrant, relaxing retreat where people can enjoy good food and BoND over the best breakfast, lunch and dinner in downtown Winnipeg. A private multimedia room for up to 12. A secluded outdoor courtyard for

## Team_Members

- [Renée Simcoe](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/renee-simcoe/) - Renée’s professional background is eclectic, including 10 years in the agriculture industry across various levels of government, managing a grassroots music festival, marketing for a vintage clothing store, and director of marketing at a veterinary clinic. Prior to joining ITM, Renée spent nearly 5 years as communications lead for Southeast Tribal Council where she deepened
- [Melanie Gamache](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/melanie-gamache/) - Owner/Operator, Borealis Beading Melanie Gamache is the one woman show that created Borealis Beading. She is a francophone Red River Métis with a passion for sharing Métis culture through authentic cultural experiences. Her journey into beadwork over the past decade has deepened her connection to Métis history, stories, and traditions, which she now shares through
- [Taytum Assinaboine](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/taytum-assinaboine/) - Taytum Assiniboine is a proud Indigenous leader in Manitoba’s Tourism and Economic Development sector. Through her work as Store Manager at Indigenous Tourism Manitoba and Board Director at SEED Winnipeg, she is passionate about supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, amplifying cultural experiences, and strengthening community through sustainable tourism and development. She is committed to fostering meaningful relationships
- [Cecelia Point](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/cecelia-point/) - As the Director of Finance, Cecilia contributes to the overall success of Indigenous Tourism Manitoba by effectively managing all financial matters, ensuring compliance with internal policies and procedures and external funding requirements. A member of the Musqueam Indian Band, Cecilia has worked in the travel and tourism industry in excess of 25 years. She has
- [Holly Spence](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/holly-courchene/) - Tasked with leading the growth and development of the Indigenous tourism industry in Manitoba and in collaboration with Travel Manitoba and Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, Holly will lead efforts for implementation of the Manitoba Indigenous Tourism Strategy, which focuses on the development of sustainable market-ready and export-ready Indigenous tourism products, as well as increasing
- [Doreen Booth](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/doreen-booth/) - Doreen Booth joined ITM as a Project Manager. Having worked in the tourism industry for the past 16 years, she brings extensive experience to the team. For many of those years, she helped international clients fulfill bucket list dreams such as polar bear viewing, beluga whale watching, and chasing the elusive northern lights.Doreen is always
- [Darcie Guarderas](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/darcie-guarderas/) - A Manitoban at heart, Darcie graduated with honours in tourism and then travelled the world for 25 years as an award-winning travel consultant and as Director of Business Development. Darcie’s expertise is in Product Development and Mentorship. With an open heart and an open mind, she works closely with our Indigenous Operator's to elevate them
- [Lee Sinclair](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/lee-sinclair/) - Lee Sinclair is the Director of Operations for PBDC and oversees its portfolio of current businesses including Otineka Mall, OCN Shell Gas Station, Kikiwak Inn and Conference Centre and PBDC Gravel & Sand. Her leadership and operational strengths come from significant management and senior finance roles with Swampy Cree Management Services, Opaskwayak Health Services, and
- [Edna Nabess](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/edna-nabess/) - Edna Nabess was born and raised in Cormorant, Manitoba and is a proud member of the Mathias Colomb Cree Nation. Edna was taught the traditions of her Cree culture by her mother and is the founder and principal designer of Cree-Ations. Edna is a well-known artisan creating one-of-a-kind designs and is a founding member of
- [Melanie Ferris](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/melanie-ferris/) - Melanie Ferris is a writer based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is a proud member of the Long Plain First Nation in Treaty One Territory.As intergenerational Survivor of the residential schools, Sixties Scoop, and foster care systems, Melanie has been working with First Nations across Manitoba for more than five years. She has travelled to more
- [Dave Daley](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/team-member/dave-daley/) - David Daley is a Métis man, and long-time resident of Churchill, Manitoba. David and his wife Valerie have worked hard to become a part of Churchill’s tourism industry including owning and operating the Wapusk General Store (hand-built by Dave) and Wapusk Adventures, an award winning Indigenous Tourism experience. Dave served his community as the Chairman

## Operator Categories

- [Accommodation](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/accommodation/)
- [Attractions](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/attractions/)
- [Events](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/events/)
- [Outdoors and Adventures](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/outdoors-and-adventures/)
- [Culinary](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/culinary/)
- [Tour and Related Services](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/tour-and-related-services/)
- [Workshops, Art & Culture](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/workshops-art-culture/)
- [Retail and Other](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-category/retail-and-other/)

## Operator Regions

- [North](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-region/north/)
- [Central](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-region/central/)
- [South](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-region/south/)
- [East](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-region/east/)
- [West](https://indigenoustourismmanitoba.ca/operator-region/west/)