Oujé-Bougoumou is built on the shores of Opémisca Lake. The name means «traversed by a river». Dispersed in the neighbouring towns, villages and forest, the community reunited in 1992 to form the newest Cree village. Combining modernism and tradition, with an eye on ecology, the original concept of the village, created by Douglas Cardinal, architect (Museum of Civilizations, Hull), who won an award from the United Nations. A visit to the cultural community and village is a must! Tourist information: Oujé-Bougoumou Tourism Office. Tel.: (819) 745-3905 or 1-888-745-3905 Fax: (819) 745-3544.

For more information, please visit the Grand Council of the Crees.


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