With Deepest Sorrow and Condolence
Métis Scholarship Opportunity
Upcoming Regional Engagement Session in Kelowna (No Registration Required)
At 56 I was still fortunate enough to have the Metis Employment & Training Program assist me with obtaining the training I needed to get a fantastic paying job!
MNBC Invitation for Youth to Participate in Governance Meeting (March 13-15) "Apply, Travel, Engage & Win an iPad Mini 2!"
Contest (Win A Ipad 2 Mini) - Métis Youth Cultural Employment Connections 2015
Métis Nation British Columbia seeks to engage 500 Métis people in the ‘Urban Aboriginal People in BC’s Job Market and Economy: A Planning Survey’
MNBC Métis Nation Governing Assembly 2015 - Update
MVBC AGM 2015 Public Notice to Métis Nation BC Veterans
MNBC Supports the Moosehide Campaign and BCAAFC for bringing high attention to Ending Violence Against Women and Children.
"MNBC Registered Métis Citizens Steadily Climbing"
MNBC Associate Membership - Requesting Input from Métis Citizens
GEMS Youth Cultural Event Invitation and Youth Grant Announcment

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Métis Joseph McKay

Métis Joseph McKay came to the pacific coast from the Red River in 1844. Among this exceptional mans accomplishments are: the first salmon fishery station, negotiated the Douglas Treaties, built Nanaimo, explored the interior of Vancouver Island, started the Vancouver Island Steam sawmill company, managed HBC operations at Fort Kamloops and Fort Simpson, personally inoculated 1300 Shuswap First Nation people against Smallpox, conceived the first BC pulp mill and many other significant accomplishments. Picture: Fort Victoria - where representatives of the first legislative assembly west of the Great Lakes was sworn in (1856), including Joseph McKay elected representative for Victoria District.

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