Corporate Retreats, Meetings and Team Building

Peace River

Sikanni River Ranch, owned and operated by Prophet River First Nation, is located within the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area (M-KMA).

Whistler

The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Líḻwat7ul Cultural Centre (SLCC) in Whistler is an Indigenous-owned First Nations Museum, art gallery, gift shop, and café, offering guests the opportunity to experience stories and artifacts from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and the Lil̓wat7úl Nations.

Tlell

Set along the serene Tlell River amidst ancient forests, Haida House, a 100% Haida-owned treasure in Haida Gwaii, BC, offers an intimate 10-room lodge and 12 new two-bedroom oceanside cabins.

Desolation Sound

Klahoose Wilderness Resort is an exceptional Indigenous cultural experience in the heart of British Columbia’s Desolation Sound, situated within the traditional territory of the Klahoose Nation.

Klemtu

In the heart of The Great Bear Rainforest, Spirit Bear Lodge offers exclusive access to transformative wilderness and authentic cultural experiences within the Kitasoo Xai’xais traditional territory.

Tofino

Offering beachfront relaxation and adventure in Tofino, the 85-room Best Western Plus Tin Wis Resort is owned and operated by the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and is situated within the Tla-o-qui-aht Ḥaaḥuułi and the Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Park.

Cranbrook

Located within the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa Nation, St. Eugene Resort preserves a unique history five minutes away from the Canadian Rockies International Airport.

Port Hardy

The Kwalilas Hotel is a premier Indigenous-owned 4-star destination in Port Hardy, on the traditional land of the Kwakiutl People.

Nemiah Valley

Located in BC’s central interior Chilcotin region, Nemiah Valley Lodge is home to the Xeni Gwet’in community, part of the Tŝilhqot’in Nation (meaning ‘People of the Blue River’).

Port Alberni

Chims Guest House offers one-bedroom accommodations in Port Alberni on Highway 4 en-route to Tofino, BC.

Agassiz

Fraser River Lodge is a luxurious, dog-friendly mountain resort located in the Fraser Valley on the Traditional and Unceded Territory of the S’ólh Téméxw (Stó:lō).

Gold River

Get closer to the breathtaking beauty of Vancouver Island at Baymont by Wyndham Gold River, located 98 kilometres from Campbell River Airport (YBL).

Osoyoos

Experience the adrenaline at the Osoyoos Paintball in Okanagan, BC. The park offers low-impact and higher-impact game offerings, accommodating all levels of play.

Harrison Mills

Located in Sts’ailes Nation, the Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge is an eight-room Indigenous-owned B&B. The historic property sits on 87 acres adjacent to the Nature Trust Conservation lands and features a swimming pool, meditation labyrinth, trails, gardens and an eagle viewing tower. Book Sts’ailes Tours for while you are there for a memorable group experience.

Harrison Hot Springs

Harrison Grand Motel is located just steps from the shores of Harrison Lake, owned by Seabird Island First Nation. The rooms are equipped with all the amenities you need to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Book the meeting space for corporate events and retreats and enjoy the coffee and snacks at the Café.

saysutshun New Castle Island

This ocean front destination offers multiple different event spaces for your corporate gathering or celebration, such as the Pavilion Hall and an outdoor space with a barbecue pit and shelter. Cultural Tours can be booked to help make your retreat an impactful experience.

Kelowna

Kinnikinnick Landing is an Indigenous-owned nature-based retreat offering thoughtfully curated packages and peaceful accommodations designed for connection and renewal. The staff at Kinnikinnick Landing are prepared to help coordinate your perfect team retreat with a variety of different optional activities to choose from.

Port McNeill

Explore grizzly bear sightings, wildlife viewing, and cultural tours with Sea Wolf Adventures in Musgamakw Dzawada’enuxw Territory. The Indigenous guides deliver authentic, educational journeys with insight into the heritage of the Kwakwaka’wakw Nation.

Port Hardy

Coastal Rainforest Safaris offers immersive wilderness tours departing from Port Hardy on northern Vancouver Island – the wild West Coast of Canada. The tours explore the Great Bear Rainforest, the culturally rich territories of the Kwakwaka’wakw people.

North Vancouver

Takaya Tours is owned and operated by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, pronounced “slay-wah-tuth.” The eco-tourism venture is located on the Lower Mainland of BC, offering interpretive canoe and kayak tours from bases in Cates Park (Whey-Ah-Wichen) in North Vancouver.

Kamloops | Kelowna

Moccasin Trails operates on the traditional territories of the Syilx (Okanagan) and Secwépemc (Shuswap) Peoples in Kamloops, BC. The cultural tours, guided by Indigenous Knowledge Keepers, allow guests to enjoy cuisine, songs and stories as they explore the rich Indigenous history.

Vancouver

Talaysay Tours offers authentic cultural experiences on the unceded territory and homelands of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and Lil̓wat7ul Nations.

Chilliwack

Indulge in Great River Fishing Adventures, the foremost provider of fully guided fishing charters on British Columbia’s Fraser River and tributaries.

Skidegate

Haida Style Expeditions provides a variety of cultural tours into Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, Marine Conservation Area, and Haida Heritage Site, where guests have the opportunity to visit ancient village sites, meet the Haida Gwaii Watchmen, watch for wildlife, and experience nature.

Kelowna

GOLFBOX offers a unique team experience combining work and play to help your team connect and thrive. This facility offers a boardroom to start your day off taking care of business. When the work day is done, head downstairs for an exciting and engaging afternoon at the virtual golf course in your own private bay.

Osoyoos

Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre offers immersive corporate group experiences that connect teams with the stories, traditions, and culture of the Osoyoos Indian Band through guided tours, hands-on activities, and authentic Indigenous cuisine. Set in the heart of Canada’s only desert, the centre provides meaningful opportunities for connection, learning, and reflection that inspire deeper understanding and unforgettable shared experiences.

Skidegate

Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the Haida people, where language, art, and stories reveal a deep connection to the land and sea. Haida Heritage Centre offers individual and private group experiences, including pole, canoe, and weaving tours.

Whistler

The facility, designed to evoke a traditional Squamish longhouse and Lil’wat Istken, serves as a hub for education and cultural exchange, showcasing distinctive carved house posts, canoes, spindle whorls, weaving, regalia, bold artwork, and artifacts throughout the museum and galleries.

Vancouver

As a prominent institution located in downtown Vancouver, the gallery is committed to celebrating Haida master artist Bill Reid’s remarkable legacy and the rich artistic traditions of the Northwest Coast while fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for contemporary Indigenous art.

Laxgalts’ap

In Laxgalts’ap, 150 kilometres northwest of Terrace, the Nisga’a Museum, known as Hli Goothl Wilp-Adokshl Nisga’a or “The Heart of Nisga’a House Crests,” is a stunning 929-square-meter space inspired by traditional Nisga’a longhouses, feast dishes, and canoes.

Alert Bay

Standing as a testament to the resilience and revitalization of Indigenous culture, the centre’s mission is to house historic potlatch artifacts and ensure the survival of Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw cultural heritage. The focus of the permanent collection is the “Potlatch Collection.”

Courtenay | Online 

Directly engaging with First Nations artists, the gallery features Northwest Coast art, including masks, prints, jewelry, and carvings accompanied by legends, stories, and artist biographies.

Horseshoe Bay | Online  

Explore a curated selection of jewellery, masks, totem poles, sculptures, prints, and gifts by both established and emerging First Nations artists. Each piece shares a story, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communities.

Courtenay | Online 

Located on Comox Avenue in K’ómoks First Nation, Totem Design House is a 100% Indigenous and women-owned social enterprise known for its eco-friendly practices and dedication to Indigenous values.

Whistler | Online

Offering a fine collection of authentic Indigenous handcrafted artwork, jewellery, and pottery along with home decor, books, blankets, clothing, accessories, and keepsakes.

Campbell River | Online

West Coast Wildflowers is an Indigenous retail and e-commerce store dedicated to supporting authentic Indigenous artisans and talented makers across Canada.

Parksville | Online

Offering a curated collection of Indigenous-made art, carvings and gifts, perfect for corporate events. To shop the full collections, head to the shop located in Parksville.

Abbotsford | Online

Shop locally made Indigenous art, wood work and jewellery or order custom made swag items designed to reflect your values with cultural integrity at the core of  the creations.

Nanaimo | Online

This second generation Coast Salish Design House from Nanaimo, B.C., designs and produces clothing and fabric patterns featuring Traditional Coast Salish Art by our Brother the late W. Joel Good and Father Dr. William Good of the Snuneymuxw First Nation Hereditary Chief Family.

Kamloops | Online

Support entrepreneur, Artist and seamstress Ashley Michel along with 40+ other Indigenous Artists and businesses featured in the store by shopping at 4 Generations Creations. Head to the “Bundle Deals” section on the website for gifting packages that empower Indigenous people and inspire all.

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Mashkiki Lifestyle Co. is an Ojibwe and Métis owned wellness and lifestyle company that weaves together elements of tradition, comfort, and sustainability. All products are handcrafted and infused with an Indigenous touch that celebrates the owners, Amanda and Monicque’s distinct heritages.

Iskwew Air (ISS-KWAY-YO), the first Indigenous woman-owned airline, offers scheduled flights between YVR South and Qualicum Beach Airport, as well as charter services to various communities across British Columbia.

Gulf Island Seaplanes operates regular scenic service out of Vancouver Harbour, YVR, Gabriola, and Hornby Islands, as well as scenic tours throughout coastal BC.

Tsawwassen Shuttles Inc. and Traxx Holding Inc. recently came together to form Two Worlds Transportations, a joint venture providing the best in class shuttle and motorcoach service throughout Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest.

Eagle Transit is a Haida owned and operated bus charter service in HlGaagilda (Skidegate), Haida Gwaii. Haida traffic is kept to a minimum and this charter allows for customizable itineraries and group travel. Charters fill quickly and are booked up to a year in advance.

Victoria

Offering reception nibbles to multi-course plated meals for on-site meetings events, off-site catering services, or orders from their food truck, Songhees Events and Catering creates custom menus to suit your needs.

Vancouver

Operating out of Vancouver, Tawnshi Charcuterie is a delivery service that brings the Indigenous flavours of North America right to your doorstep.

Vancouver

Salmon n’ Bannock in Vancouver offers catering with authentic Indigenous cuisine, featuring wild salmon, game meats, and bannock. Perfect for events and meetings.

New Westminster

Heartberry Soda is an Indigenous-owned business that crafts non-alcoholic beverages with ingredients sourced from the land. Harnessing natural gifts from the Earth, they create exciting flavour combinations such as Raspberry Fireweed and Lemon Birch Bark. Order in bulk for a fresh new taste at your next celebration.

Langley

Located permanently at Locality Brewing in Langley, This food truck offers delicious bison burgers and more! Reach out to find out about their catering services.

Vancouver

Operating out of East Vancouver, West Coast Bannock is known for their variety of sweet and savory bannock options and catering large events.

Vancouver

Mr. Bannock offers Indigenous food & beverage options for public, private and corporate catering/food truck service in the lower mainland.

Vancouver

Based in East Vancouver, Friendship Catering offers delicious Indigenous-inspired cuisine, from reception canapés to buffets and plated dinners.

Vancouver

Serving Vancouver and the surrounding areas, Cedar Feasthouse offers Indigenous cuisine with flexible catering services and pricing.

Vancouver

Up the River Baking is an Indigenous woman-owned business led by self-taught cookie artists Carla and Chris, who craft stunning hand-made cookies. Their creations reflect a deep love for baking and celebrate Indigenous culture through edible art.

Agassiz

Located in Agassiz, this café offers a cozy and relaxed atmosphere, with a diverse breakfast and lunch menu. Contact them to learn about their delicious catering menu.

Whistler

Thunderbird Café at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre offers Indigenous-inspired catering via Spo7ez Catering, perfect for events.

Chase

The restaurant at Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Golf Resort offers Shuswap-inspired cuisine and catering services, all with beautiful views of Little Shuswap Lake.

Merritt | Kelowna | Kamloops | Fort Saint John

Immerse your events in Indigenous-inspired flavours with our diverse menu of coffee, bannock bites, gourmet bannockwiches, tacos and more. Perfect for corporate meetings, our catering service brings a unique touch to the boardroom, fostering creativity and connection.

Burnaby

Offering an array of edible art in the form of charcuterie platters, fruit platters, brunch platters, crudite platters, pastry platters, skewers and more, Owl Aboard stays as close to mother earth as possible by using local, organic products. Ancestral traditional foods are incorporated into each dish such as salmon dip, bison, elk and smoked salmon. Owner, Victoria is passionate about creating delicious, eye-catching food and is prepared to take on large group orders.

Fort Langley

The Ancestor Cafe, owned by First Nation Sayisi Dene member Chef Sarah Meconse Mierau, celebrates Indigenous food sovereignty and traditional cuisine. Catering services include delivery, pickup or the food truck on-site. Tradish’s catering menu is designed to honour cultural traditions while meeting modern dietary needs.

Vernon

Smoke on the Plateau is not only catering, it’s a living enactment of sqilx’w food governance, where every dish carries the teachings of our Four Food Chiefs, skimxist (Black Bear), spitlem (Bitterroot), siya (Saskatoon), and ntytyix (Salmon).

Williams Lake

The Osprey Nest is available to rent for meetings, corporate events, celebrations, community gatherings, and other special occasions, along with professional catering services both on and off-site.