STEPS is inviting Metis citizens to join a virtual Info session about employment opportunities at CIBC bank on April 3rd at 1 pm.
Email opshegorska@mnbc.ca for more information and to register for the info session.
STEPS is inviting Metis citizens for the Info session on March 18th at 10 am with Skilled Trades BC representative Andrew George and Soundous Ettayebi - to learn more about training programs.
Email opshegorska@mnbc.ca for more information and to register for the info session.
In partnership with the Columbia Valley Métis Association and Interior Health Authority, MNBC's Health and Wellness event is a free weekend event at the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort
When: March 9th & 10th 2024
Where: Fairmont Hot Spring Resort
Join us on March 9th for a women's gathering, as we explore women's issues and traditional Metis Culture. This day is only open to women, 2-Spirit and enby individuals.
In support of the Government of BC’s recent announcement on keeping kids safe online and in school. MNBC encourages Métis parents and caregivers to do their part and participate in the offered online training from ERASE (Expect Respect & A Safe Education) and SST (Safer Schools Together).
This engagement is to discuss the outline of Indigenous Services Canada’s (ISC) proposed approach to reflect perspectives raised by Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) on how the Federal Act (C-92) will be implemented and best operationalized for Métis children, youth, and families in addition to other Indigenous partners. Governance Engagement Mechanisms, (GEMs) are ISC’s proposed framework through which Opikinawasowin, (Growing Métis Children), discussions will occur.
This engagement is to discuss the outline of Indigenous Services Canada’s (ISC) proposed approach to reflect perspectives raised by Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) on how the Federal Act (C-92) will be implemented and best operationalized for Métis children, youth, and families in addition to other Indigenous partners. Governance Engagement Mechanisms, (GEMs) are ISC’s proposed framework through which Opikinawasowin, (Growing Métis Children), discussions will occur.
Join our info session this Saturday at th MNBC office in Terrace regarding our upcoming in-person Essential Office Skills Cohort in April.
This info session will offer prospective students an opportunity to learn about the program and ask our STEPS team questions.
Unable to attend? Contact our STEPS team in Region 6: STEPS-R6@mnbc.ca
This engagement is to discuss the outline of Indigenous Services Canada’s (ISC) proposed approach to reflect perspectives raised by Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) on how the Federal Act (C-92) will be implemented and best operationalized for Métis children, youth, and families in addition to other Indigenous partners. Governance Engagement Mechanisms, (GEMs) are ISC’s proposed framework through which Opikinawasowin, (Growing Métis Children), discussions will occur.
B.C.’s Ministry of Attorney General (the Ministry) is pleased to invite Métis People with lived experience in topics related to families to participate in an upcoming regional dialogue session on the modernization of the Family Law Act. The topics of the discussion will be:
This engagement is to discuss the outline of Indigenous Services Canada’s (ISC) proposed approach to reflect perspectives raised by Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) on how the Federal Act (C-92) will be implemented and best operationalized for Métis children, youth, and families in addition to other Indigenous partners. Governance Engagement Mechanisms, (GEMs) are ISC’s proposed framework through which Opikinawasowin, (Growing Métis Children), discussions will occur.
