Winnipeg, MB in the Homeland of Métis Nation – Over the last two and a half years, the Pallister government has substantially changed the rules on provincial Crown Land management, … Read More
Winnipeg, in the Homeland of Métis Nation – March 16 and 17 mark an occasion of ongoing, broad consultation with Métis Citizenship with respect to Bill C-92, which came into effect January 1, … Read More
Winnipeg, MB in the Homeland of the Métis Nation – In the Keeyask/Bipole III report released today, Commissioner Brad Wall outlines a number of findings and recommendations specific to the impact of the projects on First Nations in Manitoba, but fails to consider … Read More
Statement David Chartrand, Minister of Veteran Affairs of the Métis National Council, issued the following statement on the launch of the Métis Veterans Legacy Commemoration Program: With great pride and … Read More
February 22, 2021, Winnipeg, MB: Today, David Chartrand, National Spokesperson and Minister of Veterans Affairs, Métis National Council (MNC), and President, Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF), is proud to announce the … Read More
Winnipeg, in the Homeland of Métis Nation – Yesterday, the Honourable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, introduced Bill C-22, intended to provide a better framework for how lower-risk and first-time offenders are handled in the justice … Read More
The Manitoba Metis Federation is conducting a Housing Needs Assessment to ensure that our housing programs meet the needs of our citizens and to your family. As a citizen of … Read More
Winnipeg, MB in the Métis Nation Homeland – Elder George Fleury, born in the community of Ste. Madelaine, dedicated father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, friend, and leader has left our Métis … Read More
