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Collaboration Between Non-Indigenous and Indigenous Communities to Develop Coordinated and Inclusive Tourism Products

Starring:
Dominic Ste-Marie
Marianne Uapukuniss Kanapé
Pierre Kanapé
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February 4, 2026
11:00
90
 min
Workshop
Workshop Room #1 / Le Houle
Mamowinitotan Workshop: Creating Together—A Process That Takes Time In collaboration with Tourisme Autochtone Québec There are countless ways to integrate Indigenous culture into rich and meaningful tourism experiences. But this can only be achieved through a sincere process of co-creation with First Nations, where we take the time to learn, listen, and build mutual trust. This workshop invites you to immerse yourself in this relational process—the very one that makes authentic, respectful, and meaningful experiences possible. Inspired by the Mamowinitotan series, which brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists and leaders in dialogue, the workshop presented at Les Grands Remous will introduce you to this initiative and the insights gained by the team at Tourisme Autochtone Québec. You will then take part in a co-creation experience guided by an Indigenous artist invited specifically for the occasion to help design a unique workshop.

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Dominic Ste-Marie
Sales and Marketing Coordinator
Sales and Marketing Coordinator

https://dominicstemarie.com/

Marianne Uapukuniss Kanapé
Painter
MUK - Painter

Marianne Uapukuniss Kanapé, an Innu painter and speaker from the Pessamit First Nation, designs cultural and creative tourism experiences in which painting becomes a language of connection and discovery. Through her projects and public speaking, she invites visitors to connect with the land and discover the richness of Indigenous cultures, in an approach rooted in sharing, transmission, and reconciliation.

Pierre Kanapé
Development Consultant and Environmental Consultant
Quebec Indigenous Tourism

An Innu from the Pessamit community, Pierre is a development consultant and also serves as an eco-consultant for Tourisme Autochtone Québec. He also represents his organization on the Board of Directors of Tourisme Durable Québec. His role allows him to use his expertise to help advance responsible, sustainable tourism in Indigenous communities, many of which are located in remote areas of Quebec.

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