For generations, Métis have been expert all-season travellers of the lands and waters of their Homelands. As Christy Ann Simons recounted...

Métis across the Homeland relied on fishing for sustenance throughout the year. Not only did fishing provide food to Métis communities,...

Angelique Lepine (nee Cadotte) was a Métis woman born in the Upper Great Lakes in the early 1800s. As a young woman, she married Pierre...

Métis communities have long been known for their generosity in peoples’ times of need, even when facing immense hardships themselves....

Following their Métis community’s exclusion from the Robinson-Huron Treaty and displacement from their River Lot home on the St. Mary’s...

In 1845, the government opened lands north of Lake Huron for settlement and began negotiating treaties in the region. These newly opened...