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British Columbia, Canada is a vast, beautiful landscape that has known the footsteps of Aboriginal people from time immemorial.

We are the indigenous peoples of this land whose traditions and culture remain strong, rich and diverse and whose life has been shaped by the land, oceans, climate and creatures within.

Aboriginal Tourism Association of BC offers many ways to discover Aboriginal culture throughout British Columbia. See Canadian First Nation artists carving a totem pole, explore our traditional lands and waters with an Aboriginal guide, or enjoy and experience Aboriginal dance and music performances.

 

Relax in Aboriginal-owned resorts, feast on our traditional foods and award-winning wines, view traditional and contemporary Northwest Native art, experience a Canadian Aboriginal festival, and even enjoy a round of golf on a Native-owned championship golf course!

Find everything you are looking for about Aboriginal tourism in British Columbia, Canada.

The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia (AtBC) and its members invite you to explore British Columbia this year to experience our rich First Nations culture, Aboriginal traditions and warm hospitality.

     


   Thank You!AtBC would like to thank everyone who participated in our Fall 2008 contest promotion.

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Sto:lo Artisan Centre

Kwexwi:lem! (Come In!) Over 55 First Nations artists create a unique and diverse selection of handcrafted high-quality Native artworks. Buyers and collectors will be pleased with the cultural diversity and range of works available, including masks, paddles, carved boxes, paintings, prints, Salish weavings, hand-made silver jewellery, beadwork and more. The centre also hosts special events and promotes their juried products and services. We take custom orders, for larger items such as house posts, totem poles, canoes, and paddles.

To book or for more information please contact us:
Phone: (604) 858-0009
Website: www.stolocf.com

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