Good luck to the Manitoba Metis Federation tomorrow (Tues) as it goes to the Supreme Court of Canada. Read more at mmf.mb.ca
The MNBC Board of Directors has made the tough decision to sell its major property in Abbotsford. For details: mnbc.ca
Good luck to the Metis National Council which is hosting an important Metis Constitution meeting this weekend in Ottawa.
Let us honour our Metis women - our grandmothers, mothers, aunties, sisters and wives. They deserve our respect today and every day!
MNBC is proud to join NAHO in hosting a special ceremony Dec. 6th in Vancouver to honour our Metis women. See details: newswire.ca/en/story/887551/…
To contact our chartered communities visit: mpcbc.bc.ca/citizenship/stat… and click on the region of interest.
The MNBC is proud to work with 35 Chartered communities across BC. Learn more by visiting: mpcbc.bc.ca/citizenship/stat…
FAST FACTS:The Metis population in Canada from Ontario to BC is 389,785 according to the 2006 Census. 34% of the Aboriginal POP.
FAST FACTS: The Metis Nation population in British Columbia is nearly 60,000 strong of which 15,400 are under 15 years old.
The Metis Nation of BC is looking for opportunities to work with you - read more on Niche Environmental Ltd mnbc.ca/news/niche-october31…
Congratulations to the BC Lions for a well deserved Grey Cup victory. The Metis Nation is proud of you!
MNBC Child and Family services is concerned to learn the BC child poverty rate is up nearly 2% to 140,000 - Campaign 2000.
FAST FACTS: The MNBC consists of 7 regions represented by a democratically election Regional Director. Learn more at mnbc.ca/contact/communities.…
Get to know us: Read more about the MNBC President Bruce Dumont at mnbc.ca/pdf/Bio%20for%20Bruc…
FAST FACT: Métis governance structures = contemporary expression of the centuries-old struggle of the Métis Nation to be self-determining.
FAST FACT: The historic Métis Nation is represented through democratically-elected, province-wide governance structures from Ontario to BC.
FAST FACT: Metis definition 1) you self identify, 2) have roots to a Historic Métis Community and 3) contemporary Métis Community acceptance