Northwest Profiles: Blackfoot Crossing

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Northwest Profiles visits Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. Located an hour east of Calgary, Alberta Blackfoot Crossing takes visitors back in time to experience First Nation cultures which used to inhabit this land.
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[@CoryTheRaven]

Great short about a lovely place! The museum is a wonderful piece of architecture, but the site itself is really amazing. To just walk around there, in the woods, by the river, is a moving experience.

[@Dawnnsculturalvibe]

A proud Amskapi Pikuni from Heart Butte, Weasel Head Family.

[@makoyiniito5383]

Oki Aputsi Piikani here

[@kiltworm]

This is so awesome!

[@lisaottomann7143]

I’d love to go there

[@B_LW565]

Good to see my mothers home tribe, she a bear chief. Sweet!!!!

[@Polydorionum]

can I live there? such a heaven

[@deitrestolbert4951]

How much is the cost to enter the museum and walk around the lake?

[@thelees1000]

Most things like this in Canada are free. I doubt there is a charge for it. A great opportunity to learn about the culture of native Canadians.

[@pauldddd3001]

I may look white but my great grand mother was Blackfoot I feel more at peace been outside

[@kiltworm]

I wish I could sing Powow but my voice can't even get close to that high pitch.

[@user-ho2pf5mj5g]

🤫 salve regina

[@jacobeksor6088]

Do they have Buffalo there ?

[@caseyjrthreesuns4441]

Long time ago my pops told me I.m from here siksika Alberta Canada Blackfoot confederacy

[@georgeupham7914]

Our tribes do have their own bison.

[@toheedmalik2238]

im only watching this for my homework

[@toheedmalik2238]

@@caedynpaulson3328 Cool. I wrote that comment when I was in 6th grade and now I've graduated highschool haha

[@soyiinacrow]

@@toheedmalik2238 tso wicked

[@scheenafarmer3979]

They don't look like Indians to me and the stories they tell seems to be practiced and repeated. My sister talked about my grandma and a medicine box she had to treat them when they were kids and it's funny cause they meaning the ones on this video says that they were told. Lol, sounds like lies they believe and when you live it it is real but the truth is it's not their story nor their land.