Michipicoten was an important location for the Upper Great Lakes fur trade and among Métis families. Michipicoten was an attractive...

Ever since their relocation from Drummond Island, Penetanguishene has been the well-documented as the home to Métis in the Upper Great...

British doctor Thomas Sutton clearly distinguished the “half-breeds” from both the “Chipawa-Indians” and non-Indigenous settlers during...

By 1859, the Abitibi Inland Métis Community both exhibited and asserted a distinct collective identity apart from First Nations,...

The introduction of Ontario’s Fisheries Act made it difficult for Métis in Georgian Bay and across the Upper Great Lakes to practice...

Métis in the Nipigon area have maintained a deep sense of their distinct Métis identity and community, organizing and acting collectively...