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Indigenous Heritage

Indigenous peoples are the first people known to occupy the territory that became the maritime regions of Québec. Several Indigenous communities are still established here. Through their knowledge and the many archaeological digs conducted throughout the years, you can come into contact with an age-old way of life inspired by traditions and beliefs that are still relevant today. This is an opportunity to discover a fascinating culture.

Bas-Saint-Laurent

Bas-Saint-Laurent

Discover the know-how and traditions of the artisans of the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation, who live in Cacouna in the smallest reserve in Canada.

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Gaspésie

Gaspésie

Learn about the traditional way of life of the Mi'gmaq and their ancestors through guided tours, activities, exhibitions and more.

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Côte-Nord

Côte-Nord

Learn about Innu culture by visiting the region’s cultural centres, museums and other sites where you can find out more about the customs and rituals of these communities.

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