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DATE: July 19, 2023 TO: Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Citizens, Community Councils and the Provisional Council of the MNO (PCMNO) FROM: Hank Rowlinson, MNO Chair SUBJECT: Proposed 2023 MNO Annual General Assembly (AGA) Special Business Resolutions  Click this link for the proposed 2023 MNO AGA Special Business Resolutions received by the MNO on or

MNO Citizens Present at National Health Conferences CPHA and CSEB The health and wellbeing of Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizens has always been a top priority for the MNO; and spearheading Métis-specific health research is an essential part of closing existing gaps in health outcomes for Métis in the province. Recently, a collaboration between

2023 marks the 30th Anniversary of the establishment of the Métis Nation of Ontario and the 20th anniversary of the landmark Métis rights decision in R v. Powley The year 2023 will mark the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Métis Nation of Ontario! It also marks 20 years since the landmark victory at

[THUNDER BAY, JULY 12] — Fort William Historical Park is celebrating its 50th Anniversary with a Great Rendezvous running from July 8 to 16. The event features a diverse range of activities, reenactments, interactive demonstrations, and knowledge-sharing sessions, offering visitors an immersive experience into the rich history of the fur trade in the region. One

Former Greenstone Métis Council President William “Torch” Gordon Passes William Gordon, affectionately known as “Torch,” peacefully passed away on June 19th, 2023. Born in Nipigon, Ontario, Bill was recognized by his vibrant red hair, which earned him his nickname. His passion for supporting his community led him to become deeply involved with the Métis Nation

More than 180 citizens from Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Region 7 attended a first-of-its-kind open house to learn about nuclear safety, ask questions of subject matter experts, and get information on the proposal for a Deep Geological Repository in Teeswater, Ontario. The MNO Lands, Resources and Consultations (LRC) branch hosted the Nuclear Safety Open

The Back to School Program provides supplies to help ease the return to school. Each program includes essential school items, including a back pack, Kleenex, neck gaiter, mini ice pack, Thermos lunch bag, funtainer, Thermos vacuum food jar, utensil set, Thermos water bottle, Crayola pencil crayons, Crayola washable markers, pencils, white pencil eraser, 2 hole

On the picturesque shores of Georgian Bay, the vibrant cultural heritage of the Métis people came to life during the annual Rendezvous organized by the Georgian Bay Métis Council (GBMC) at Discovery Harbour in Penetanguishene, Ontario, on June 25. The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) community’s annual Rendezvous fostered a sense of community and cultural

The Métis Nation, known for its resilience, is advancing self-government legislation to affirm Métis rights and foster reconciliation. Once known as “Canada’s forgotten people,” the story of the Métis people is one of resistance and resilience. In recent years, the Métis have been writing a new chapter in our story with Canada based on recognition,

From Hives to Hotels: Thames Bluewater Métis Council expands the Native Bee Monitoring Project The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Native Bee Monitoring Project has generated a lot of buzz across our communities! Due to the tremendous popularity of the Native Bee Monitoring Project supplies were quick to run out and many would-be apiarists missed