News Release

The Directors and Ministers of MNBC owe their duty of loyalty to the Métis Nation and its Citizens and are expected to arrange their affairs so that no conflict of interest, or perception of one, exists.

Métis Nation British Columbia leadership strongly condemns ill-informed comments made yesterday by Assembly of First Nations’ National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak about Métis identity and our place in Canada.

With a new Conservative Government, MNBC will seek opportunities to work with Premier-Designate Doerkson on shared priorities and initiatives as we continue to assert our section 35 rights outlined in the Constitution of Canada.

MNBC strongly condemns the cowardly actions of white nationalists in their attempt to intimidate the people of Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc.

As global economic conditions continue to change, MNBC is aligned with the Government of Canada’s focus on advancing what is within our control through the implementation of Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act.

Our thoughts are with all those affected by wildfires across the province, and we express our gratitude for the first responders, volunteers, and organizations who are leading response efforts.

The Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) Board of Directors voted to remove President Walter Mineault for breaching his fiduciary duty to MNBC and Métis Citizens.

MNBC acknowledges the provincial government’s focus on core services such as health and education, as well as its efforts to protect public finances during a time of economic uncertainty.

MNBC and the Board of Directors stand with all of those affected by the tragic events in Tumbler Ridge.

MNBC and AHMA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that affirms a shared commitment to advancing affordable, safe, and culturally appropriate housing for Métis people across British Columbia, while strengthening pathways to improved health and well-being.

Today, the Métis Nation British Columbia Board of Directors voted to reinstate President Walter Mineault effective immediately.

The Post-Secondary Skills Training Protocol agreement is the result of a strong relationship and committed bilateral work.