Montana Chamber

Montana and three Canadian provinces, share 545 miles of border. The three provinces are, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Because of the new immigration laws and passport requirements, most of the relationship that Montana has with Canada is controlled by the government. It is reported that there are daily discussions, which happens between the state and province, as well as interactions.

Montana and Canada have a long trading relationship. Last year the trades amounted to a staggering 3.7 billion, mostly from energy. Montana depends on Canada for its (more…)

There are seven Indian reservations in Montana. They are all still rich with Indian traditions and culture. You can visit any of these reservations and learn a lot about the similarities and differences of each tribe. If you are lucky enough to visit during a powwow then you will get to see many customs such as traditional dancing and get to taste special foods. The seven Indian Reservations are home to 11 tribes.

The Crow Indian Reservation is the largest in (more…)

Drive anywhere outside Montana-s cities and it won-t take you long to see why this state is often called “big sky country.’ The sky really does seem bigger when you can see miles and miles in any direction you turn or when the only landmarks that interrupt the pristine horizon are the white peaks of the Rocky Mountains or a graceful heard of antelope moving gently through the brush. It isn-t hard to imagine why the first (more…)

Whether you’ve used your Wild Blue Internet in Virginia or you called up a travel agent to plan your Montana trip this fall you’ve got to make sure Bozeman’s on the itinerary. This college town has all the right moves and we’ve got a list of the must-sees when you hit this true American town
Bozeman Hot Springs: They’re just how they sound and it’s hard (more…)