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Explore Métis Cultural Fire and Home Safety The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) invites citizens and community members to join a special virtual learning session, Weaving of Ember, Flame & Ways of Knowing: Métis Cultural Fire with FireSmart Home Safety, on July 4 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. This discussion will bring together traditional Métis knowledge and

MNO Seeks Métis Youth Artists for Collaborative Research Report Design Calling all Métis youth artists! We are looking for Métis youth artists (citizens aged 16-29) to help design a community report created in collaboration with the Métis Nation of Ontario Youth Council (MNOYC), Healing and Wellness branch, and the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences. This report is

Stars in our Sky: Two Wet Dogs Maple syrup turns passion, heritage and nature into award-winning success For Hunter and Ann, maple syrup is more than a product—it’s a way of life.

 Nestled in the forests in Loring, Ontario, the husband-and-wife team behind Two Wet Dogs Maple Syrup have built an award-winning business rooted in a

Solar power shines in Fort Frances and Sault Ste. Marie   Two Métis communities in Ontario are taking another step toward sustainability. New solar installations are now helping power MNO office buildings. The Sunset Country Métis Council buildings in Fort Frances and three buildings on John Street in Sault Ste. Marie, supporting cleaner energy use

Métis citizens helping shape the future of climate action The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has released its new Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategy—a community-driven roadmap focused on protecting lands, waters, and Métis ways of life for generations to come.Shaped by the voices and experiences of Métis citizens across the province, the Strategy highlights

Métis youth gather to learn, harvest, and connect Fishing, hiking, harvesting, crafting, and evenings around the campfire helped bring Métis youth together in Thunder Bay for the 2026 MNO Youth Culture Camp, held May 1–4 at Fort William Historical Park. The four-day camp gave participants the opportunity to explore Métis culture, history, land-based learning, and

Statement of Recent Changes on Provisional Council of the Metis Nation of Ontario On May 22, 2026, the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario (PCMNO) received the resignation of its MNO Chair Hank Rowlinson due to health reasons.  The PCMNO wishes to acknowledge him for his many years of contributions to the MNO. Hank

New partnership opens pathways to post-secondary education for Métis citizens The Métis Nation of Ontario is proud to announce the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding with Yorkville University. The agreement will help expand post-secondary education opportunities for Métis citizens and reflects a shared commitment to supporting Métis learners and strengthening pathways to education and

2026 Youth Leadership Awards: Nominations Open! Do you know an inspiring Métis youth who goes above and beyond to advance Métis rights and celebrate Métis culture? Nominate them for the MNOYC 2026 Youth Leadership Award!  About the Award The Youth Leadership Award celebrates Métis youth across Ontario who dedicate their time, energy, and passion to advancing and

Métis students explore land-based learning at March Break camp Fourteen Métis students in grades 10–12 gathered at Camp Kawartha for the 2026 Infinite Reach March Break Camp—a five-day experience from March 16 to 20 centred on Métis culture, learning, and connection. Nestled along the scenic shores of Clear Lake near Peterborough, Ontario, the camp provided a