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Statement – For Immediate Release
Métis Nation British Columbia Executive Committee Suspends Board President
Acting President Appointment and Announcement of Independent Review
August 18, 2025: SURREY, BC – Today, it is with great dismay that Métis Nation British Columbia’s…
Statement For Immediate Release
Surrey, BC—Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is deeply disappointed to have to make the decision to not attend the Métis Summit on the Building Canada Act on August 7, 2025.
The decision is based on the absence of full participation in the…
Feature your art and creations online with MNBC’s Métis Trading Post!
We are developing an application process to select the first group of Métis artists, creators, and business owners to be featured on the new website. Whether rooted in traditional techniques or reimagined…
You may be seeing news reports of increased measles cases in B.C.
MNBC's Ministry of Health & Wellness would like to share some information in the spirit of our shared Métis value kaa-wiichihitoyaahk—we take care of each other.
Measles is a contagious disease that can have…
Position Opening – Region 2 (Lower Mainland) and Region 5 (North Central) Regional Senator
MNBC is calling on its Citizens for interest in the positions for MNBC Senators representing Regions 2 and 5. Nominations are now open. Nominations will close September 7, 2025.
As per…
Statement – For Immediate Release
Surrey, BC—Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) stands with the Kelly Lake Métis Settlement Society as uncontrolled wildfires grow in the direction of the community. At this time, evacuation orders have been issued. We would like to remind…
As we gather in June, let’s celebrate the beginning of Pride Month. On behalf of our 2SLGBTQQIA+ Council, I want to take this moment to honour the incredible resilience, strength, and diversity of Two-Spirit, Métis, and Indigenous people right across our Nation and the Homeland…
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Hunting, fishing, trapping and getting out on the land were key to the Métis way of life throughout history. They remain important to Métis culture today and there are active Métis harvesters found throughout every region in British Columbia. Harvesting is also a measured and…
Mental Health Week 2025 is here — and Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is proud to share the theme Unmasking Mental Health.
For many, masking mental health is a way to cope with fear, shame, or the pressure to “fit in.” This campaign invites all Métis people to show up as…