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VANCOUVER - The Province takes another step improving access to government programs and services for Indigenous Peoples and racialized communities, with the release of 12 priorities for anti-racism research.
Seven research priorities were put forward by the provincial Anti-…
The Cloverdale Rodeo was host to many groups this past weekend, but none were more unique than the Indigenous Village co-hosted by Lower Fraser Valley Aboriginal Society (LFVAS) and the Waceya Métis Society.
The first-ever Indigenous Village at the Cloverdale Rodeo showcased…
If you are interested in running for a role that plays a key part in MNBC leadership Region 4 has a vacancy for a women's rep.
If you would like to be nominated submit the following information:
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Across British Columbia children are thriving, parents are able to be at work or school, and…
SENATE CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Position Opening - Vancouver Island and Powell River Regional Senator (Region 1)
MNBC is calling on its Citizens for interest in the position of MNBC Senator representing Region 1 Vancouver Island and Powell River. Nominations are now open.…
This week MNBC attended the Senior Officials meeting in Ottawa alongside governing members Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and the Métis National Council. In attendance, BC representatives included Brent Weberg, Chief Operating Officer, and Russell Brewer, Chief Public Affairs…
Considering all the recent emergencies happening around British Columbia, MNBC would like to check in with everyone and share some helpful resources.
To take a look at what is currently in the Province check out: Emergency Info BC. They share verified event information during…
Last week MNBC board members and staff attended the Federal Liberal Convention in Ottawa to further dialogue with key Members of Parliament and continue building a working relationship on our path toward reaching a self-governance agreement.
MNBC also hosted the only indigenous…
Métis people throughout B.C. will soon come together to build resilience, mental wellness and connections to culture, and to have safe Métis-led conversations about alcohol and community health.
“We know that First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples are in the best position to…
May 05, 2021, marks Red Dress Day, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people (MMIWG2S+).
The REDress Project began in 2010 when Indigenous artist Jaime Black put up art installations of red dresses in Manitoba to …