Métis Recognition at Penetanguishene
Ever since their relocation from Drummond Island, Penetanguishene has been the well-documented as the home to Métis in the Upper Great...
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Penetanguishene’s Métis Scarlet Fever Patients
British doctor Thomas Sutton clearly distinguished the “half-breeds” from both the “Chipawa-Indians” and non-Indigenous settlers during...
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Métis Resistance to the Ontario Fisheries Act
The introduction of Ontario’s Fisheries Act made it difficult for Métis in Georgian Bay and across the Upper Great Lakes to practice...
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Métis Fishing Threatened at Killarney
Commercial and subsistence fishing have long been integral aspects of the Métis economy and way of life in the Upper Great Lakes,...
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Métis Fishing in the Upper Great Lakes
After the height of the fur trade, commercial fishing became a way of life for many Métis communities, including those in the Upper Great...
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Métis Resilience in Georgian Bay
Rather than succumb to the increasing waves of settlement, a visibly distinct Métis community with its own way of life has persisted...
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