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By: Jon Rochon, Vice-president of MNO Windsor Essex Kent Métis Council MNO Windsor-Essex Métis Council Vice-President Jon Rochon, his daughter Sienna Rochon and father MNO Windsor-Essex Métis Council Councillor Wilfred Rochon at the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Thames. On September 21, Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Windsor-Essex Metis Council Vice-President Jon Rochon, wife

MNO representatives and friends at the launch of the Métis Baby Bundle Book during the IKN final dissemination meeting. (Left to right) MNO Senator Reta Gordon, Dr. Janet Smylie, MNO staff members October Fostey and Jo MacQuarrie and Carleton University Adjunct Research Professor Mike Patterson. From October 17-18, the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) attended

Submitted by: James Wager, MNO Manager of Natural Resources and Consultations Region 9 Consultation Committee members, community council members and MNO staff during the tour of the Dawn Compressor Plant. (Left to right) Jon Rochon, Vice-president of MNO Windsor-Essex Métis Council; MNO Windsor-Essex Métis Councillor Wilfred Rochon; John Bonin (Union Gas); MNO Niagara Region Métis

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) offers a variety of education and training programs, bursaries and scholarships in partnership with post-secondary institutions and employers. These programs have assisted Métis people advance their education and careers through funding and work placements. To highlight the success of some of the Métis who have taken advantage of the

Scholarships and Bursaries Mentorship Program

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) offers a variety of education and training programs, bursaries and scholarships in partnership with post-secondary institutions and employers. These programs have assisted Métis people advance their education and careers through funding and work placements. To highlight the success of some of the Métis who have taken advantage of the

President Clément Chartier Calls for government of Canada to take action on Métis Land Rights Winnipeg, MB – (October 12, 2013) Today, Métis National Council President Clément Chartier met with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous peoples, Mr. James Anaya in Winnipeg, MB. Special Rapporteur Anaya is visiting Canada from 7

Submitted by: Theresa Hendricks Marissa Hendricks with Burt finalist Catherin Knutsson. Marissa Hendricks, daughter of Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizens Theresa and Keith Hendricks, recently presented at CODE’s Burt Award for First Nations, Métis and Inuit Literature Inaugural Gala. The event was held on October 2 at the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec.

Photo credit: Angel Fisher C MNBC Annual General Meeting delegates with the Bell of Batoche. (Left to right) MNO President Gary Lipinski, “Keeper of the Bell” Billyjo Delaronde, MNA Vice President Toby Racette, MNBC citizen Sadie Lukan, MNA President Audrey Poitras, MNBC President Bruce Dumont, and North Island Métis Nation Community President Michael Dumont. From

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) offers a variety of education and training programs, bursaries and scholarships in partnership with post-secondary institutions and employers. These programs have assisted Métis people advance their education and careers through funding and work placements. To highlight the success of some of the Métis who have taken advantage of the