- Métis - Wikipedia
Numerous spellings of Métis have been used interchangeably, including métif, michif; currently the most agreed-upon spelling is Métis; however, some prefer to use Metis as inclusive of persons of both English and French descent
- Métis | Indigenous, Canadian, Culture | Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, 10 Nov 2025, https: www britannica com topic Metis-people Accessed 29 November 2025 Métis Nation of Ontario - Culture and Heritage - Who are the Métis? CBC News - Exploring Identity: Who are the Métis and what are their rights? The University of British Columbia - First Nations and Indigenous Studies - Métis
- Métis History | Metis Nation Of Canada
There is no such thing as a “one size fit all” Metis, no more than there is “one size fit all” First Nations, but the one thing all Metis peoples share is pride in their identity, their ancestors, and their history
- Métis | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Métis are people of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry, and one of the three recognized Aboriginal peoples in Canada The use of the term Métis is complex
- Who are the Métis? - iammetis. org
The decision established that the federal government must accept responsibility for negotiating programs and services for Métis communities " (Rhiannon Johnson - CBC News, April 28, 2019) Metis Governments Métis Nation British Columbia Métis Nation of Alberta Métis Nation of Saskatchewan
- Culture Heritage | Métis National Council
As a result, many Metis families found themselves displaced Today, the Métis can be found spread across Canada, the United States, and beyond The Métis Nation played a significant role in shaping the early history of Western Canada
- Native Americans: The Métis People (Michif, Metis Indians, French Cree)
Language, culture, history, and genealogy of the Metis nation Covers Metis people in Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Labrador and Nova Scotia
- Manitoba, Canada took part in intentional destruction of Red River . . .
The Manitoba Métis Federation is suing the provincial and federal governments after the Red River Métis were largely excluded from a class action settlement for Sixties Scoop survivors
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