Life Is An Expedition: Travelling Wemindji Eeyouch Lands and Waters

Life Is An Expedition: Travelling Wemindji Eeyouch Lands and Waters

Cree Nation of Wemindji 2019
Topics
History, Indigenous

Our ancestors depended upon traditional knowledge for survival, as they travelled our lands and waters to hunt and fish in all seasons. We know this land, and the land knows us. Today, we still respect the old ways and are still travelling, but now we often embark on very different journeys. Explore our stories and learn more about our community, past and present.

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