Aux abords du lac Opémiska on découvre Oujé-Bougoumou – lac traversé par une rivière. Dispersés dans la forêt, les villes et les villages environnants se sont réunis en 1992 pour former le plus récent village cri. Combinant à la fois modernisme et tradition ...
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An eco-tourism aboriginal site is ready to welcome you. It consists of a chalet, multiple traditional and authentic Cree dwellings that feature comfort and unique experiences that immerse guests into the Cree cultural environment. In the winter, snowshoeing ...
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Wachiya! Awarded the United Nations “We the Peoples” Award, the community of Oujé- Bougoumou is host to the Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute. This unique center is more than a museum, it is a center where Cree culture is experienced and taught ...
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