Home Garden Program

Métis Way of Life

❗️Program Launch Update: We sincerely apologize for the website issues that have prevented access to the Program application. Our team is working hard to resolve them. To ensure fairness and a smooth experience, we’re postponing the Program launch until the website issues are fixed. We’ll announce as soon as the site is ready.

Hunting, fishing, trapping, and being on the land have been important to many Métis peoples’ way of life throughout history and remain important to Métis culture and identity today.

To continue providing some level of food security for Métis households in the face of climate change and other emergent crisis, the goal of the Home Garden Program is to help participants access nutritious food and give them a chance to connect or re-connect with nature.

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Métis food sovereignty [is] the interconnectedness of food and culture
Devonn Drossel - host of the podcast Our Foods: Chatting about Métis Food Sovereignty produced by The Rupertsland Centre for Métis Research