"Every week we are hearing the news about Indigenous Nations preparing to do the heart-breaking and re-traumatizing work to find our lost children. The St. Albert Métis started this work last week, and this week, the Penelakut Tribe found 160 graves at the site of the former…
Métis Nation BC’s Northern Health Aboriginal Health Improvement Committee (AHIC) is thrilled to announce our newest project, The Giving Tree.
MNBC's Aboriginal Health Improvement Committee consists of Métis Citizens and community members across the Northeast, Northcentral,…
MNBC is proud to announce that our offices are now re-opened for Citizens. We are open Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 PM. We do recommend that visitors wear masks.
The address is: #380 – 13401 108 Ave, Surrey, B.C., V3T 5T3.
The British Columbia Metis Assembly of Natural Resources (BCMANR) is celebrating their 20th anniversary this summer! MNBC has had the privilege to work closely with BCMANR on anything related to harvesting and harvesting rights, wildlife management, conservation, and natural…
“Within Our Sights” is a BCMANR newsletter that is mailed out to all Harvester Card holders. It is issued 4 times a year and will include information on consultation projects, harvesting rights, and updates from both MNBC and BCMANR. We encourage harvesters to share harvesting…
“Within Our Sights” is a BCMANR newsletter that is mailed out to all Harvester Card holders. It is issued 4 times a year and will include information on consultation projects, harvesting rights, and updates from both MNBC and BCMANR. We encourage harvesters to share harvesting…
“Within Our Sights” is a BCMANR newsletter that is mailed out to all Harvester Card holders. It is issued 4 times a year and will include information on consultation projects, harvesting rights, and updates from both MNBC and BCMANR. We encourage harvesters to share harvesting…
Out of respect and commitment to develop the action plan required by the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (Declaration Act), the Province is extending the engagement period to September 15, 2021.
The BC Government launched an online portal where the general…
This Canada Day, MNBC's Cabinet is reflecting on what it means to be Métis on this land.It means being descended from a rich history that has played large roles in the creation of Canada.Standing to defend Indigenous rights.Being Métis means having a long tradition of respect…
"Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) sends our deep heartfelt message of condolences and support to the Ktuxana Nation, Shuswap Band, and other Indigenous Nations that attended the St. Eugene’s Mission School in Cranbrook, upon the discovery of 182 unmarked graves. MNBC’s…