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A Milestone in Métis Recognition
On July 7, 2004, the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources made history together by signing the...


“no legal reason” to Exclude Moose Factory’s Métis
While Treaty 9 was being negotiated in 1905, Métis in Moose Factory organized and petitioned the government for “that scrip has been...


“born and brought up in the country”
In September, 1905, Métis in Moose Factory petitioned the Government of Ontario for “that scrip has been granted to the Halfbreeds of the...


1822 Turner Sibling Baptisms
On June 30, 1822, Métis siblings, Philip, Joseph Jr., and Elizabeth Turner were baptised together into the Anglican Church at the...


The 1893 Fort Albany Métis Petition
In 1893, Métis living at Fort Albany on James Bay petitioned Parliament “to consider favourably the claims of the Half-breeds of that...


“conservation and preservation of all”
The Métis Nation of Ontario’s 1994 Founding Delegates Assembly adopted several resolutions to defend the exercise of inherent Métis...
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