MNBC Events

Join Prince George Métis Community Association and MNBC's Ministry of Citizenship staff to receive support:

• Learn about the MNBC Citizenship application process and what to expect.
• Apply for MNBC Citizenship or renew your Citizenship card.
• Update your personal information.
• Learn about the MétisHub.

Enjoy light refreshments and a chance to win a copy of the new “Connecting to Heritage: A Beginner's Guide to Métis Genealogical Research” created by our Ministry of Culture, Heritage and Language!

Join the Northwest BC Métis Association and staff from MNBC's Ministry of Citizenship to receive to:

Join Cariboo-Chilcotin Métis Association and MNBC's Ministry of Citizenship staff to receive support to:

• Learn about the MNBC Citizenship application process and what to expect.
• Apply for MNBC Citizenship or renew your Citizenship card.
• Update your personal information.
• Learn about the MétisHub.

Enjoy light refreshments and a chance to win a copy of the new “Connecting to Heritage: A Beginner's Guide to Métis Genealogical Research” created by our Ministry of Culture, Heritage and Language!

Join North Cariboo Métis Association and MNBC's Ministry of Citizenship staff for an info session. Receive support from Ministry of Citizenship staff to:

Join Métis Nation New Caledonia Society and MNBC Ministry of Citizenship staff to receive support to:

• Learn about the MNBC Citizenship application process and what to expect.
• Apply for MNBC Citizenship or renew your Citizenship card.
• Update your personal information.
• Learn about the MétisHub.

Join us for supper and an opportunity to win a copy of the new “Connecting to Heritage: A Beginner's Guide to Métis Genealogical Research” created by our Ministry of Culture, Heritage and Language. Please RSVP if you are joining us for supper.

The Amelia Douglas Institute (ADI) will be hosting a virtual talk with Métis author and historian Cheryl Troupe on Thursday, July 31, 2025 at 5:00 pm (PST). Cheryl will be sharing some of her research on the roles of Metis women in communities and families. This workshop is part of the Metis Culture Talk series and will take place via Zoom.

Join The Amelia Douglas Institute and MNBC's Ministry of Culture, Heritage, and Language for a virtual evening of conversation and connection with White Standing Buffalo / Elder Tom McCallum, a Northern Michif speaker, Knowledge Carrier, and Sundance Lodge Keeper from île-à-la-Crosse, Saskatchewan.

Join us for an opportunity to learn about extreme heat, including response and preparedness tips on how to keep cool and checking in on others to help individuals and their families, friends, and communities stay safe during an extreme heat event. Learn more about extreme heat preparedness, risk reduction and mitigation initiatives across B.C., and to connect with other community members on perspectives and experiences as it relates to our individual and collective resilience to extreme heat.

The Eco Collective is a space for youth to connect with Métis culture, Elders, and cultural protocols. Participants will build meaningful relationships with other Métis youth across BC who share a passion for environmental protection, fostering a greater sense of belonging, purpose, and fulfillment. 

The Eco Collective is a space for youth to connect with Métis culture, Elders, and cultural protocols. Participants will build meaningful relationships with other Métis youth across BC who share a passion for environmental protection, fostering a greater sense of belonging, purpose, and fulfillment.