ABORIGINAL CAREER FAIR - MAY 1ST , 2014 - "GET HIRED ON THE SPOT"
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Amazing Women Vancouver Métis Retreat
“I can’t thank the Métis Employment and Training Center enough, the staff have been a great help and I appreciate everything” - Mathew's Story
A Significant Step Closer to Recognition for the Métis
Building Cultural Connections
Bursaries and Scholarship Awards program - Need help to pay for school?
An Inspiring Métis Youth
MNBC Seeks Crucial Feedback from Métis Chartered Communities - Hearing Order: Trans Mountain Expansion Project/ Kinder Morgan
Fraser Valley Métis Association Youth Programs
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Métis Nation British Columbia will build a proud, self-governing, sustainable Nation in recognition of Inherent Rights for our Métis citizens.
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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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