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News Release – For Immediate Release
VICTORIA, BC – Today, the Government of British Columbia delivered Budget 2025, which is overwhelmingly focused on meeting the challenges created by the tariffs imposed on Canada by the United States. While Métis Nation British Columbia (…
The Ministry of Citizenship has worked diligently to modernize the Citizenship Registry over the past two years. With the invaluable input and support of the Métis Chartered Communities, we have developed a new data collection and information management system, launched the…
Métis Nation British Columbia is pleased to announce the purchase of properties at 10109 and 10113 Arena Drive in Hudson’s Hope to support the housing needs of the local Métis community. The 16 housing units, in a mix of 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom suites, represent a significant…
December 5, 2024: SURREY, BC– Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) has serious concerns about how Les Femmes Michif Otipemisiwak (LFMO) is conducting business in British Columbia. Founded as a national body to represent the diverse views and perspectives of the provincial women’…
News Release – For Immediate Release
November 30, 2024: SURREY, BC – Today, Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is announcing our withdrawal from the Métis National Council (MNC), effective immediately. The decision to leave MNC came after careful consideration and…
Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC
BC Aboriginal Child Care Society
Métis Nation BC
Early Childhood Educators of BC
Our organizations join with allies across Canada to highlight the need for all families to have equitable and barrier-free access to quality, culturally…
Statement - For Immediate Release
November 6, 2024: SURREY, BC – Métis Nation British Columbia has retracted statements made by the previous Board of Directors against President David Chartrand and the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF). This retraction represents a new way…
Statement - For Immediate Release
October 30, 2024: Edmonton, AB – After careful consideration and review of Métis National Council’s (MNC) current governance structure, Métis Nation British Columbia has made the difficult decision to withdraw from MNC’s Annual General Assembly…
In 2021, Canada and MNBC signed an Indigenous Community Infrastructure Funding Agreement, providing over $25 million to MNBC over four years to support work on addressing the infrastructure needs of our communities. An amendment in March 2022 added nearly $200,000 for…
The MNBC Board of Directors has been entrusted with newly assigned ministerial portfolios to strengthen leadership and governance. Each director will oversee a specific area ensuring focused and effective management of key priorities for Métis citizens and communities.
These…