The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Food Security is pleased to invite you to learn and share about the natural world around you. Join Parks Canada for a discussion around the importance of the National Parks Program for conservation efforts.
The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Food Security is pleased to invite you to learn and share about the natural world around you. Join Dr. Elizabeth Elle for a conversation around supporting pollinators in BC.
Indigenous youth ages 14-18 (and their chaperones) are invited to gather for an immersive sports and cultural experience! This project has been made possible [in part] by the Government of Canada.
16 spots are available. Register here!
Métis men (18+) are invited to express their interest in attending a men’s healing gathering co-facilitated by Elder Tom McCallum, White Standing Buffalo.
Métis Nation British Columbia and Métis Nation of Greater Victoria are hosting a virtual information session on the development plans for 3656 Raymond Street South and 307-309 Brunswick Place, Saanich, BC. This session is an opportunity to learn about the project updates, provide your input, and ask questions to the project team.
To receive the meeting link, email development-saanich@mnbc.ca.
For the January 5, 2025 By Election, a virtual townhall will take place with the candidates running for the position of 2SLGBTQQIA+ Governance Council Chair. For more details and the Zoom link, please click here.
MNBC is excited to provide an early learning and child care professionals with an exciting Professional Development opportunity!
Samson LaMontagne will be providing a Michif Language workshop to Métis Early Childhood Educators and early learning professionals working with Métis children and families. Educators will leave this workshop with the confidence to begin to use basic Michif language, songs, stories and phrases in their early programs.
MNBC is excited to provide early learning and child care professionals with an exciting Professional Development opportunity!
This special event will bring together the Métis community to share stories, support, and learn about cancer experiences from a Métis perspective. Together, we’ll explore healing, resilience, and the strength of our culture.
Curator's Talk focused on Amelia Douglas Institute's current exhibition Threads of Our History. The exhibition explores the connections between Metis clothing, historical and contemporary, and identity and culture.