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A popular American legend, inherited from Native Americans, is that the woolly bear caterpillar can predict the severity of the coming winter. Is it a myth or fact?

The Huron Wendat First Nation, whose 3000 members live north of downtown Québec, are the owners of a new four star luxury hotel in Wendake, their traditional homeland.

Though the "Day of the Dead" might sound slightly morbid at first, this celebration is as much about life as it is about remembering the dead.

The arrival of the Pilgrims signaled the annihilation of the native peoples, and many people are sensitive to this historical fact. So what does Thanksgiving mean to you?

An American Bengali family forges a new identity while trying to maintain old traditions.

On 1st November 2009 the BM will host a family fun day exploring Mexican fiesta, Day of the Dead. Visitors will see performances, talks, processions and demonstrations.

Very different museums add to, and explains a great deal, about this city of great character, which has the added advantage of being off the tourist trail.

Native cultures, outdoor activities, and colorful local history make Ketchikan a popular destination for cruise ship travelers and independent explorers.

Rotorua, New Zealand is the perfect town for a stress-free weekend. Lounging in a naturally heated pool, or cuddling with a lion cub - there's something for everyone.

A Native American sweat lodge ritual is a conscious spiritual journey that should never involve the exchange of money; it's believed this degrades the ceremony's energy.

Stone massage or stone therapy is an ancient healing practice. Stone therapy is a type of massage treatment that involves both hot and cold stones.

If asked to describe the Day of the Dead it would be fair to conjure up images of scary ghosts and ghouls. For the people of Mexico, nothing is further from the truth.