MNO welcomes new Director of Self-Government Strategy
Brian Black, MNO Director of Self-Government Strategy The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is pleased to welcome Brian Black as the Director of Self-Government Strategy. Brian is proud to serve Ontario Métis and is committed to faithfully representing MNO interests in all areas of this work. He strongly believes in the importance of this work
MNO mourns passing of long-serving North Channel Councillor Reg Bennett
It is with great sadness that the family of Reginald Elmo Bennett announced his sudden passing on August 18, 2020 in his 67th year. Reg Bennett Son of the late Joseph Bennett and Eveline née Lesage/Micks, Reg was predeceased by brothers Caleb J. Bennett, Lt-Commander ret., Thomas W. Bennett and sisters Joanne and Donna. Reg
Seeking MNO Citizens for Economic Development Working Group
The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is seeking expressions of interest from MNO Citizens to be part of the MNO Economic Development Advisory Group. This Advisory Group’s focus is: The MNO Economic Development Working Group will aim to provide guidance and strategic advice to the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario on Economic
MNO COVID Care Kits
Example of COVID Care Kit for high-risk household. In an effort to manage and mitigate the spread of the coronavirus in our communities, the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is offering COVID Care Kits to Citizens and their families who are currently caring for a sick family member, or are considered a high risk household.
Été: Youth Way of Life Workshop Series
Mid-September to late October — Virtually through Zoom The Métis Nation of Ontario is excited to be hosting Été: Youth Way of Life Workshop Series this September and October across the province virtually via the Zoom platform. The workshops allow participants to explore different skills and gain a deeper understanding of their Métis culture and
Indigenous Youth Virtual Summit: Developing Tools for Success *New!*
Métis youth (16+) are invited to participate in the National Aboriginal Trust Officer’s Association (NATOA) inaugural Indigenous Youth Virtual Summit from October 6-8, 2020. There are 50 free spots* being offered to Métis Nation of Ontario youth on a first come first serve basis! About the event: The “Developing Tools for Success” summit gives Indigenous
Telephone Town Hall (September 2)
In an effort to inform, update and hear from Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) leadership across the Province a Telephone Town Hall was held on September 2, 2020. These call-in sessions provide regular updates to MNO leadership and the community on priority issues, including updates on available Covid-19 supports, work being done by the Provisional
MNO Youth Council’s ‘Wellness Kits’ prove a self-care success
An image of the Infinite Potentials Strategy “Wellness Kit” While this summer was unconventional in many ways, a group of determined Métis youth made the most of the traditional leisure period by volunteering their time and talents to an inspiring initiative – the creation and distribution of the popular “Wellness Kits.” The Métis Nation of
MNO Virtual Mobile Registry September 21-24
The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Registry is hosting a Virtual Mobile Registry from September 21 – 24, 2020! The MNO Registry team is happy to book a virtual appointment with you, either by Zoom (videoconferencing) or by phone. Appointments will be made available between 11AM – 7PM and can be booked by calling 1-855-798-1006
MNOYC hosts inaugural virtual “Tea Series”
Dr. Brian Tucker presents on Harvesting during the inaugural MNOYC Tea Series The Métis Nation of Ontario Youth Council (MNOYC) held their inaugural virtual Tea Series on Tuesday, September 1, 2020 with special guest Dr. Brian Tucker presenting on Métis harvesting. Co-hosted with MNO President Margaret Froh the monthly online gatherings will highlight key topics