Nuuhchimi Wiinuu Cree Cultural Tours

06/09/2026

🎥 Behind the scenes with David and Anna!

A TV crew from ASD joined us today to film an interview for an upcoming career fair, highlighting the work we do sharing Cree culture, traditions, and stories on the land. We’re honoured to share our story, to represent Indigenous tourism and inspire future generations to explore careers rooted in culture, community, and connection. 🌿✨ Stay tuned!

01/15/2026

Anna, co-owner of NWCCT and a devoted mother who raised her children to honor and preserve their indigenous culture. Through stories, traditions, and daily life, she taught them to take pride in their heritage and never forget where they came from.♥️

01/15/2026

David, owner of NWCCT learned how to make snowshoes from his own father, using the same skills that were passed down through generations.

Every step, every bend of the wood, carries a story — not just of craft, but of family, patience, and tradition.

Watching him make snowshoes is like watching history continue. ♥️

03/04/2025

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming Mr. Jordin Tootoo, who graciously spent the afternoon with us and had geese at our Nuuhchimi Wiinuu camp.

Special thanks to Ron Simard & Jordin for the photos😊

09/24/2024

05/11/2024

Witnessing nature's own light show right here at Nuuhchimi Wiinuu camp🤩

02/09/2024

Always a pleasure! 🤗

01/29/2024

These are the most beautiful hands that any hunter or trapper sees when he comes home from a day of him being away to check his traps and hunting. His hunger from the day will be nourished from her hands while he continues to work bringing in fire wood for his family.

This simple life will captivate your heart as you watch their daily lives. Visit us at Nuuhchimi Wiinuu

01/12/2024

These pelts have been a fight for hundreds of years by many countries far and wide and have used our people to sell, but they meant so much of a beautiful past for us because we wanted something more than money can buy, to nourish our family, survive and wait for our dads to come home and keep that hunter to go out every day just so his family can have another day. Our love for our culture is imbedded so deep no will ever understand. Tomorrow was important to us cause it gave us hope for tomorrow and nothing else.

David and Anna still remember and they continue to fight for a tomorrow for their kids so just they can remember their love for this land

This is the kind of hope and appreciation that you will experience when you come and you won’t forget