Métis Interpreters and GuidesThroughout history, Métis across the Homeland have found employment using their fluency in a diverse array of languages. Prominent...
Métis Light Keepers of the Upper Great LakesThe Upper Great Lakes are known for their treacherous waters, where unpredictable weather and hidden shoals have led to untold numbers of...
Commercial Fishing Across the Métis HomelandFishing has been a prominent profession within Métis communities across the Métis Homeland for generations, forming an important part of...
Métis Professions on the Lakes and RiversMany of the oldest Métis settlements in west-central North America emerged along the frequently travelled waterways of the fur trade....
Métis Nation Recognizes Abitibi Inland CommunityThe Abitibi Inland Métis Community has long recognized and asserted itself as a distinct Métis collectivity with deep family and kinship...
“More than a fur trade post community”Throughout history, Métis communities’ distinctive political identities have often emerged as a response to external threats to their...