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Historic Crown Recognition of the Abitibi Inland Métis Community
Crown governments have recognized and engaged with the distinct Abitibi Inland Métis Community, even as they repeatedly failed to honour...


Historic Crown Recognition of Métis Communities
For generations, Crown governments have encountered, recognized, and acknowledged Métis or “Half-Breed” communities in northern Ontario...


John Charles Sayer: Métis Freeman
After the merger of the North West Company (NWC) and Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) in 1821, many Métis employees across the Homeland were...


Independent Métis Ferry Operators
Generations of Métis have built diverse and prosperous careers around the lakes and rivers of their traditional territories. In addition...


Count Me In!: A National Definition
As the landmark Métis rights case, R. v. Powley, based in the historic Sault Ste. Marie Métis Community in the Upper Great Lakes, worked...


Mica Bay Pt. 3: A Lasting Legacy
The Mica Bay Incident of November 1849 ended quickly and without bloodshed. Although the Métis and First Nations warriors had quickly...
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