Aboriginal Culture and Aboriginal Literature

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Aboriginal Culture and Aboriginal Literature Culture and Tourism By: Heather Estebes and Beatrice Legarda

National Aboriginal Day - It is first proclaimed by the Governor General in Canada in 1996. - It gives us a unique opportunity to participate and learn in Aboriginal cultural events. http://www.aboriginalaffairs.gov.on.ca/english/events/national_aboriginal_day.asp

Modern Aboriginal Culture

Kawartha Lakes Spirit Walks Aboriginal Experiences in Ottawa Historical Aboriginal Culture Kawartha Lakes Spirit Walks Aboriginal Experiences in Ottawa

Aboriginal Involvement in Tourism It is ever growing. British Columbia has been successfully guiding and supporting Aboriginal participation in tourism. http://www.aboriginalbc.com/corporate/