PCMNO Meetings and Town Halls
Throughout the year the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO) meets regularly via Zoom to advance Métis self-government efforts, and address issues most relevant to MNO Citizens and communities. Virtual Telephone Town Halls are held following these PCMNO meetings and special sessions in an effort to keep MNO leadership across the province informed and updated. Recaps of both the PCMNO Meetings and Town Halls are available online at the links below.
PCMNO Meeting Recap – July 21, 2026
What happened at PCMNO – July 21, 2026 Métis leaders from across Ontario met on July 21 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO), focusing on emergency management and preparedness, future gatherings, and connecting with Advisory Councils. Much of the day’s discussions focused on building systems, programs,
PCMNO Meeting Recap – June 26, 2026
What happened at PCMNO – June 26, 2026 The future was a common thread throughout the June 26 meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO). From preserving Métis history to preparing for this summer’s Annual General Assembly and strengthening partnerships with other Métis governments, much of the day’s discussion looked
PCMNO Meeting Recap – May 22, 2026
What happened at PCMNO – May 22, 2026 Métis leadership from across Ontario gathered on May 22 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO). Discussions focused on the long-term work of building spaces, services, and opportunities that support Métis citizens and communities across Ontario. The meeting opened
PCMNO Meeting Recap – April 27, 2026
What happened at PCMNO – April 27, 2026 Métis leaders from across Ontario met on April 27 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO), focusing on community needs, future gatherings, Métis businesses, and major work now underway across the MNO. The meeting opened with a prayer from
PCMNO Meeting Recap – March 23, 2026
What happened at PCMNO March 23, 2026 Métis leadership from across Ontario gathered on March 23 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO). Discussions focused on youth leadership, preserving Métis history, and governance matters. The meeting opened with a prayer from Senator Liliane Ethier. President Margaret Froh
PCMNO Meeting Recap – February 17, 2026
What happened at PCMNO February 17, 2026 Métis leadership from across Ontario gathered on February 17 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO). From child and family services to infrastructure planning and business development, the afternoon was packed with updates, decisions, and important conversations about how the
PCMNO Meeting Recap – January 21, 2026
What happened at PCMNO – January 21, 2026 Métis leadership from across Ontario gathered on January 21 for a regular meeting of the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO). From youth leadership to housing to climate action, the day was packed with updates, decisions, and important conversations about how the MNO can
PCMNO Recap Report – April 23rd, 2025
PCMNO Meeting Summary: April 23, 2025 The Finance and Audit Committee reviewed and recommended updates to the Métis Nation of Ontario’s (MNO) travel expense claim rates, based on the Federal Treasury Board’s rates. The PCMNO approved the updated rates effective April 1, 2025:
PCMNO Recap Report – March 17, 2025
PCMNO MEETING SUMMARY Monday, March 17, 2025 President’s Update President Froh provided an overview of key MNO initiatives and engagements. On the national and international front, the MNO participated in Métis National Council (MNC) events, the Supreme Court appeal of Roger Bilodeau, and the UN Commission on the Status of Women. Discussions also covered King
PCMNO Meeting Recap: January 17, 2025
PCMNO Meeting Recap: January 17, 2025 President’s Update President Froh’s update highlighted key developments, including the opening of the SSM Heritage Center, the Ontario Métis facts campaign, and the MNO’s expert panel submission. She reaffirmed the MNC’s commitment to accountability and transparency and previewed upcoming national discussions, including the Board of Governors meeting and health