Pei Pei Chei Ow (pronounced “pe-pe-s-chew”) is a food and education company based in Amiskwacîwâskahikan Treaty 6, founded by Scott Jonathan Iserhoff. Inspired by the land, life, and seasons that surround us, Indigenous ways of cooking outdoors, and by the Indigenous way of Mino-Pimatisiwin, Pei Pei Chei Ow explores and highlights Indigenous food in today’s society, aiming to evoke memories and comfort.

Gather and explore life through the diversity of First Nations’ and Métis peoples’ histories, cultures, experiences, and perspectives, local to Indigenous life in the Beaver Hills, or Edmonton region. Deep conversations with over fifty Indigenous Elders, historians, educators, and community members informed the content.

Métis Crossing is the first major Métis cultural interpretive centre in Alberta and is a premier centre for Alberta Métis cultural interpretation, education, gatherings, and business development. Métis Crossing strives to represent and share elements of Métis culture; pride of culture and respect (with self-identification), family reconnection and reconciliation, sacredness of place and empathy and acknowledgement.

EXCURSIONS:
Paddle into the Past
Visions, Hopes and Dreams Wildlife Park
Traditional Art Workshops – Beading

Welcome to the Mt. Everest of shopping and indoor entertainment in North America. Spanning the equivalent of 48 city blocks, West Edmonton Mall is part entertainment complex, part shopping and dining destination.

Tours are approximately four hours longs and operated by locals for a truly authentic experience. Shopping visits are limited to Northern establishments offering Northern products. Our tour is focused on learning as much as possible about Yellowknife history and meeting locals when we can.

Simply the most popular Aurora-viewing experience in the world! We are the only place in the world offering custom-made, heated outdoor viewing seats that swivel 360 degrees, so you can catch every angle of the Aurora Borealis. With five viewing hills located throughout our expansive wilderness property, you can quietly absorb the unobstructed wondrous night sky in seclusion or share the experience with a group.

Experience a Fall dog ride with cart (instead of sled) or on a quad. Features traditions like trapping, dog mushing and storytelling along with Bannock on a stick, feeding the fire in the traditional way of the ancestors and offering smudge to ward off bad spirits. Then take in the amazing auroras from our Skydome. This Geo Dome offers the comfort of a hot wood burning stove, couches, lounge chairs and tables for eating the fresh bannock and hot beverages.

Experience our authentic Indigenous Aurora Tour. Spend an evening among the Dene people, with northern lights story-telling, Dene history and legends, traditional drumming and handgames demonstration, and samples of traditional foods such as local Great Slave Lake fish and freshly made bannock.