MNO Collaboration with Cherie Dimaline Launches New Educational Initiative for Grade 9 English
MNO Collaboration with Cherie Dimaline Launches New Educational Initiative for Grade 9 English The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is thrilled to announce its new collaborative project with Métis author and MNO citizen Cherie Dimaline is now available online. This innovative initiative aims to enrich the learning experience for Grade 9 students by exploring the
Honouring Peacekeeping and Métis Service: Major (Ret.) Darrell Menard shares his story
Honouring Peacekeeping and Métis Service Major (Retired) Darrell Menard Shares His Story in Diary of a Deployed Doc As Canada prepares to mark National Peacekeeping Day on August 9, Métis veteran Major (Retired) Darrell Menard is using his story to shed light on the realities of deployment through his newly released memoir, Diary of a
MNO concludes Métis Summit with Prime Minister Carney
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OTTAWA, ON – August 8, 2025 The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has concluded a successful Métis Summit in Ottawa after productive discussions with fellow Métis leaders, Prime Minister Carney and senior federal officials about the implementation of the One Canadian Economy Act. The Summit marked a significant opportunity to advance economic
Camping, Canoes, and Camaraderie: A Summer Camp Full of Métis Spirit
Camping, Canoes, and Camaraderie A Summer Camp Full of Métis Spirit Nine Métis students gathered at Awenda Provincial Park near Penetanguishene, Ontario for the 2025 Summer Break Camp, a five-day experience from July 17 to 21 filled with workshops that deepened their connection to Métis culture and way of life. Penetanguishene holds deep significance for
Métis Nation of Ontario Attending Summit with Prime Minister
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OTTAWA, ON – Aug 6, 2025 This week, the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) President Margaret Froh is in Ottawa, joined by members of the Provisional Council and its senior staff, to take part in a summit with the Prime Minister of Canada and other Métis governments across the Homeland. The summit marks an important opportunity
Métis Artisans: Apply Now to Be a Vendor at the 2026 ELCC Conference!
Métis Artisans: Apply Now to Be a Vendor at the 2026 ELCC Conference! Apply Now Calling all Métis artisans! Showcase your creations, connect with community, and be part of one of the MNO’s most inspiring gatherings of the year. The Métis Nation of Ontario’s Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) team is inviting artisans, makers,
MNO and YMCA Renew Partnership to Strengthen Early Learning
MNO and YMCA Renew Partnership to Strengthen Early Learning The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario, in collaboration with the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), is pleased to announce the continuation of their partnership supporting licensed home child care providers across the region. This initiative aims to increase access for Métis families and children to high-quality, culturally
MNO to Host Province-Wide Sharing Circles to Address Suicide Prevention Through Cultural Lens
MNO to Host Province-Wide Sharing Circles to Address Suicide Prevention Through Cultural Lens The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is holding in-person sharing circles across the province to gather its citizens’ cultural perspectives on suicide and explore effective ways to support those contemplating ending their life. Share your voice and help shape a culturally informed
Join the Conversation: Powley Institute Town Hall – Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2025Time: 6:00 PM Eastern Time (EST)Location: Online – https://zoom.us/j/97534700878 This is a turning point. The Métis Nation of Ontario is establishing a dedicated Métis education institute—a place where our voices, stories, and knowledge will thrive. The Powley Institute will support Métis-led learning, culture, publishing, research, archives, and language—for the benefit of Métis people. As a hub
MNO rejects new “Expert” report paid for by Wabun First Nations
Métis Nation of Ontario rejects new “Expert” Report paid for by Wabun First Nations Report Ignores Basic Facts of History and the Actual Text of Treaty 9 It’s Time to Talk, Not Waste More Money on Denying the Reality of Métis in Ontario “[T]hat they will maintain peace between each other and between themselves