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North Hastings Food for You program participantsClick here for larger picture. The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has become a partner in the North Hastings Food for You: Food for Two program. On May 4, 2017, the program was offered for the first time at the MNO office at 91 Chemaushgon Road in Bancroft. Food

The official ribbon cutting of the new MNO office inHaileybury. Click here for larger picture. Submitted by: MNO Temiskaming Métis Council Office Manager Liz Morland The new Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) office in Haileybury was officially opened on March 25, 2017. The office will serve as the headquarters of the MNO Temiskaming Métis Council

MNO Grand River Métis Councilor Diane Kilby proudly displays the moose mitts she created at theMoose Mitt Workshop. Click here for larger picture. On January 21, 2017 at the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) office in Kitchener, the MNO Grand River Métis Council (GRMC) held the first session of a Moose Mitt Workshop. It was

Front row (left-right): Marcel Lafrance, Trent Desaulnier, Roger Rose, Pauline Richardson, Yvonne Jensen, Karen Deroucher, Denis Tremblay, Ernie Gatien. Second row from the front (left-right): Oded Hubert, William Gordon, Ferio Pugliese, Joanne Meyer, Sharon Cadeau, Kyla Thistle, Jennifer Jensen, Tausha Esquega, Sara Jane Souliere, Tobias Clarke, Kristin Randall. Third row from the front (left-right): Andy

ATTENTION MÉTIS NATION OF ONTARIO CITIZENS OF REGION 2 An Invitation to CITIZENS of the MÉTIS NATION OF ONTARIOClick here for a PDF of this invitation On Friday July 14, 2017 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, the Métis Nation of Ontario will be hosting a Community Information Session with NextBridge to provide an update on the

York University student Marissa Magneson and herphotograph “Frozen Chains of Childhood”. Click herefor larger picture. Click here to see the photograph. Submitted by: MNO Education and Training Employment Developer Rachelle Brunelle McColl Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizen Marissa Magneson is a Bachelor of Fine Arts student specializing in Honours Music at York University in

(Left-right) Métis veterans Shelly Claus and Sharlene Lance carrying the Memorial Cup. Click here for larger picture. Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) veterans Shelly Claus and Sharlene Lance carried the Memorial Cup in a parade in Windsor on May 18, 2017. The special ceremony that was open to the public was held at the Essex

The official ribbon cutting of the new MNO office in Gravenhurst. (Left-right) Gravenhurst District Councillor PaulKelly, Gravenhurst Mayor Paisely Donaldson, PCMNO Region 7 Councillor Pauline Richardson, Honourary MNOSenator Ruth Wagner, MNO Moon River Métis Council President Tony Muscat and Senator Larry Duval. Click herefor larger picture. The new Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) office in

(Top row: left-right) Jean Camirand, Roger McGuire,Kevin Muloin, Trent Desaulniers, Peter Ducharme.(Middle row: left-right) Paul Turpin, Aly Alibhai,Jacqueline Barry, Madeline Denhardt, Adena Vanderjagt, Cameron Burgess, Patrick McGuire,William “Torch” Gordon, Robert Graham. (Kneeling:Philip McGuire) Click here for larger picture. MNO Land Use Study for the East West Tie project is now complete following a series of

MNO citizen and veteran Ron Gignac (right) being Sworn in by Justice Stephen Hunter (left) as the Chief of Police for Belleville. Click here for largerpicture. Submitted by Joseph Paquette, President of the MNO Veterans’ Council and based on an article by Emily Mountney-Lessard of the Belleville Intelligencer. Original article can be viewed at: http://www.intelligencer.ca/2017/01/12/chief-deputy-chief-officially-sworn-in