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The Métis Crossing team is growing! Working with

The Métis Crossing team is growing! Working with Métis Crossing means an opportunity to contribute to one of Alberta’s most exciting tourism destinations in the making. We are hiring for numerous exciting positions as we plan for the opening of the new Lodge at Métis Crossing this Winter! Learn more about the opportunities available on our website!

The outdoor classroom at Métis Crossing is the pe

The outdoor classroom at Métis Crossing is the perfect place for sharing stories and experiences around the fire.

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The outdoor deck at Métis Crossing is an incredib

The outdoor deck at Métis Crossing is an incredible outdoor space that doubles the potential event capacity of our Cultural Gathering Centre. With stunning architectural elements and views of the North Saskatchewan River, this space is perfect for your next event!

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The Lodge at Métis Crossing is nearly complete! V

The Lodge at Métis Crossing is nearly complete! Very soon we will be able to welcome visitors to stay overnight for a truly unique experience with incredible views of the North Saskatchewan River.

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The Red River Cart is one of the most recognizable

The Red River Cart is one of the most recognizable symbols of Métis culture! It served multiple purposes and was a primary method of transportation for the Métis. The entire Red River cart was constructed of wood, which was fastened together with sinew and/or rope. It versatility was unlike any other cart of the time!

Métis Crossing is committed to creating a culinar

We are thrilled to have been recognized by the WMA

We are thrilled to have been recognized by the WMA for outstanding achievement for our website! Our site continues to evolve as we grow, exciting things to come!

Join us in congratulating our team on this project:

Executive Director, Métis Crossing: Juanita Marois
Site Manager, Métis Crossing: Leon Hunter
Program Manager, Métis Crossing: Krista Leddy
Knowledge Holder, Métis Crossing: Lilyrose Myers
VP, CIPR Communications: Peter Pilarski
CEO, CIPR Communications: Christina Pilarski
Director Communications, CIPR Communications: Brad Stables
Manager Web Projects, CIPR Communications: Caron Anderson
Manager Development, CIPR Communications: Jatinder Rawat

Métis Crossing is home to a variety of animals th

Métis Crossing is home to a variety of animals that would have been found on traditional Métis Riverlot Farms including sheep, chickens, and rabbits!

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Fall is one of our favourite times of year at the

Fall is one of our favourite times of year at the Crossing. With nearly 700 acres of land to explore the colours seem to go on forever!

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Metis Crossing would like to take a moment to reco

Metis Crossing would like to take a moment to recognize September 30, National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. This day is to recognize and remember the tragedy and trauma that Indigenous people have faced and still face to this day.

Métis Crossing is a safe place to have conversati

Métis Crossing is a safe place to have conversations about our history as a country and the impact that the development of this country has had on Métis communities over generations. Métis people began with the joining of First Nations and European nations. That spirit of mutual benefit was lost for decades. And today the opening our new wildlife park in partnership with a Len Hrehorets, a non-indigenous partner demonstrates reconciliation in action.

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Métis Crossing is the perfect place for your next

Métis Crossing is the perfect place for your next team building or team training activity. With a combination of immersive experiences and a world-class facility, Métis Crossing is the perfect place to experience Indigenous culture and grow as a team. Visit our website to book with the link in bio.
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