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"AGA 2009"
November 2009
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MOVING FORWARD: Progress report from MNO President Lipinski.
On Sept. 19, 2003, the Supreme Court affirmed that Métis people have rights recognized in Canada's Constitution. Explore this landmark case Gary Lipinski, President of the Métis Nation of Ontario, is proud to announce the establishment of two new employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal people living in Ontario. The Aboriginal Apprenticeship Centre and Ready to Work are funded by Service Canada through the Aboriginal Skills and Training Strategic Investment Fund (ASTSIF).
Online client services survey - Education and Training branch
This survey aims to gather feedback on what works well, how to address new priorities and the needs of a changing labour market and continue to make improvements.
Premier supports Métis Nation of Ontario
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his government to reconsider its position on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
MNO signs MOU with Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
Gary Lipinski, President of the MNO and Honourable John Milloy, Ontario Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
- MNO President Gary Lipinski gives Cabinet changes a thumbs up
- MNO President Gary Lipinski extends greetings for 2010
- Premier supports Métis Nation of Ontario
- Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay leaves Ontario
- Métis deliver history lesson to Senate Committee
- Profit & Ambition: Canada’s epic fur trade story
- Seeking your voice for Regional Education and Training discussions!
- Aboriginal Affairs Minister talks harvesting with Fort Frances Métis
- Chair of Métis Studies appointed at U of Ottawa
- Métis Nation calls Aboriginal Affairs Working Group ‘solid step forward’
- If you are over 55 and looking to simplify your living conditions, consider Le Villageois
- Métis Nation of Ontario H1N1 Influenza Protocol
- MNO Chair France Picotte speaks at 5th Annual Aboriginal Women's Leadership conference
- Métis Veterans travel to France for Juno Beach memorial unveiling
- Métis Nation mourns death of former MMF President Ed Head
- Métis Law Summary 2009
- The state of Métis rights law in Canada
- MNO welcomes inclusive Green Energy Act regulations
- Minister of Aboriginal Affairs visits Métis Rendezvous in Lafontaine
- POWLEY DAY: September 19/09 marks the sixth anniversary of the R. v. Powley decision
- Thunder Bay site of historic Gathering of Elders
- MNO-Ontario Framework Agreement takes another step forward
- MNO to benefit from mental health care expertise of Providence Care and Queen’s U.
- Memorandum of Understanding signed between the MNO and Collège Boréal
- MNO signs agreement with University of Ottawa
- Métis receive funding from Ontario Government
- MNO President Lipinski interviewed about the Métis in Ontario on Nationtalk radio
- Métis Nation Congratulates AFN National Chief Shawn Atleo
- Métis awarded funding to participate in Bruce Power build process
- Sudbury Métis Council launches website
- Hydro One employment fairs held
- Georgian Bay Regional Consultation Protocol signed
- Métis Nation of Ontario Housing services enhanced
- MNO supports Government efforts to stop cycle of poverty
- Métis Rights Symposium
- MNO expresses condolences on passing of Sam George
- MNO signs sixth Regional Consultation Protocol
- Groundbreaking MOU supports educational opportunity for Ontario Métis
- Community discussions on education: | Education Survey | Draft Education Action Plan |
- Métis Nation of Ontario opposes Site 41
Métis across the Homeland commemorate Louis Riel Day, November 16th.
A copy of the Métis Nation of Ontario's 2008/2009 Annual Report (PDF).
Ontario Métis gather
in Sudbury for the MNO’s 16th Annual General Assembly.
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