Thunder Bay site of historic Gathering of Traditional and Christian First Nation and Métis Elders from across Ontario
Gathering to bring recommendations on Protecting Mother Earth through energy conservation to the Conserve the Light conference Fort William First Nation/Thunder Bay, ON, September 1, 2009 — The Teepees, Sweat and Teaching lodges are now in place on Animiki wadjiw (Mount McKay). Each has been carefully erected in accordance with regional traditions, for the unprecedented
Métis Mental Health Care Providers to Benefit from Expertise of Providence Care and Queen’s University
SUDBURY, ON – August 24, 2009 — The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is renewing its landmark agreement with Queen’s University and leading health care provider Providence Care, which specializes in mental health. The agreement expands the MNO’s mental health resources, training and resource capacity across the province through a partnership with Kingston-based Providence Care
MNO-Ontario Framework Agreement Takes Another Step Forward
SUDBURY, ON – August 23, 2009 — Another significant step toward achieving the overall objectives of the 2008 MNO-Ontario Framework Agreement was realized by the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between MNO and the Ministry of Education. The signing was one of several highlights of the first
Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between the Métis Nation of Ontario and Collège Boréal
SUDBURY, ON – August 23, 2009 — Today the Métis Nation of Ontario and Collège Boréal signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at responding more effectively to the specific needs of the Métis people in the province. This agreement’s main objective is to enhance the professional integration of the Métis, respecting their cultural specificity and
Métis Nation of Ontario Signs Historic Agreement with University of Ottawa
OTTAWA – August 10, 2009 — Gary Lipinski, President Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) and Allan Rock , President of the University of Ottawa (U of O) have signed an historic Memorandum of Understanding that will pave the way to enhanced educational outcomes for Métis students and improve Métis content in course offerings at the
MNO President Gary Lipinski Speaks Up!
MNO President Lipinski Interviewed About the Métis in Ontario on Nationtalk Radio July 10, 2009 – Recently, MNO President Gary Lipinski sat down with Nation Talk host Nick Ashawasega for an interview and discussion about the Métis in Ontario and in Canada. One area of discussion centred on a description and explanation of the self-government
Métis Nation of Ontario Opposes Site 41
June 19, 2009 – Simcoe County, ON — The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) expressed support today for the Council of Canadians and its efforts to have Simcoe County halt construction of the North County Landfill – known as Site 41. “The Métis Nation of Ontario wants to add its voice to the growing chorus
Métis Awarded Federal Funding to Participate in Bruce Power New Build Hearing Process
June 16, 2009, Kincardine, ON – The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has received funding from the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency to facilitate Métis engagement in the ongoing Joint Review Panel assessment of an application from Bruce Power to begin site preparation for future construction of a nuclear reactor generating station in Kincardine, Ontario. “The
Hydro One Employment Fairs Held
June 10, 2009 – More than 30 people from the Georgian Bay Consultation Protocol Region took part in the first of two Hydro One Procurement and Employment Fairs in Midland on May 19. A second session in Owen Sound on May 22 attracted about half that many people. Everyone who attended was eager to find
MNO Expresses Condolences on Passing of Sam George
June 3, 2009 – OTTAWA, ON – Gary Lipinski, President of the Métis Nation of Ontario today expressed his condolences and those of all Métis citizens in Ontario to the family of Sam George who passed away yesterday. A citizen of the Kettle & Stony Point First Nation, Maynard “Sam” George was the brother of