7 Ways to Connect With the Earth to Improve Your Wellbeing
We all know life can be busy and overwhelming. This means that finding time for yourself should become a top priority. Care for your body, mind and soul by getting outside and soaking in the revitalizing benefits that nature has to offer.
Get to Know Trembling Aspen: 6 Interesting Facts About This “Ordinary” Tree
This deciduous beauty, with circular leaves and green-white bark, is common and widely distributed throughout Canada and elsewhere in the world. We pass by her almost daily without a second glance. But do you know anything about this cheerful and enduring tree?
Pemiska: Enhancing Indigenous Tourism Experiences in Saskatchewan
Indigenous tourism in Saskatchewan, and Canada as a whole, has generally been underrepresented and underdeveloped. Though in recent years, it’s clear there’s been a higher demand for Indigenous-based attractions and people are more interested than ever to take part.
What is Indigenous Tourism?
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) defines two types of Indigenous based tourism:
Pemiska: What Does It Mean?
Pêmiska is a Cree word. In English, it means “come and find it.” Choosing a Cree word for the name celebrates and honours Cree language and culture, providing an opportunity for tour operators and community members alike to educate visitors on its meaning and impact.
A Beginner’s Guide to Pemiska Tourism
Never been to Beardy’s before? No problem. We’ll be here to help you when you arrive. But in the meantime, here’s a quick guide to help plan your Pemiska vacation.
The Battle of Duck Lake: Chief Beardy’s Role in the North-West Resistance
The Battle of Duck Lake marked the beginning of the North-West Resistance, a pivotal moment in Canadian history often misunderstood in its Indigenous context. Chief Beardy of Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation was caught between two sacred agreements—Treaty 6 with the Crown and the Iron Alliance with the Métis—making neutrality his only path. Today, Pêmiska […]
Work With Us: Housekeeper
Do you take pride in creating clean, comfortable, and welcoming spaces? We’re looking for a Housekeeper to join us at Pêmiska Lodges, where every detail matters and every guest’s stay is special. 📍Fort Carlton Provincial Park & the Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation 🕒Full-time Term position until October 1st, 2025 What You’ll Do in Indigenous Tourism: […]
Work With Us: Cultural Ambassador
Are you passionate about history, culture, and reconciliation? Do you enjoy sharing stories and connecting with people from all walks of life? We’re looking for a Cultural Ambassador to join our team and bring the rich history of the Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation and the Willow Cree people to life for guests at Fort […]
Work With Us: Landscape & Maintenance Workers
Love working outdoors? Enjoy keeping natural and cultural spaces beautiful, clean, and welcoming? Join our team as a Landscape & Maintenance Worker and help care for the land and facilities at Fort Carlton Provincial Park and Pêmiska Tourism. 📍Fort Carlton Provincial Park & Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation 🕒Full-time Term Position until October 1st, 2025 […]
Come Work With Us: Experience Development Officer
Experience Development Officer Pêmiska Tourism | Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation (BOCN) Location: Beardy’s and Okemasis’ Cree Nation | Duck Lake | Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park Employment Type: Full-time term Start time: April 6th, 2026 Deadline to Apply: Friday, Feb 23rd, 2026 at 5:00 PM. The Landscape and Maintenance Worker for Pemiska Tourism is […]
Pemiska: Fall & Winter Guide
Experience the Beauty of Fall and Winter with Pêmiska Tourism As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, Pêmiska Tourism is excited to welcome you to fall into another season of unforgettable experiences. While many adventure destinations close their doors after summer, we’re keeping our trails, lodges, and cultural experiences open throughout fall […]