Sabastian Koprich from the University of Toronto is hosting a Men’s Heart Health Session in Sudbury, directed towards Métis men.

The event is October 27th on Sunday from 9am – 1pm. It will be held at 935 Ramsay Lake Rd, Sudbury, ON (Northern Ontario School of Medicine). Anyone can reach out to Sabastian Koprich at s.koprich@mail.utoronto.ca.

Participants should be over the age of 16, male sex assigned at birth and a verified Métis citizen.





The Métis Nation of Ontario is launching the MNO Education Hub—a new mobile app designed specifically for Métis post-secondary students and early childhood educators—on September 18th!

This app is your one-stop resource for education within the MNO community, offering access to events, moderated discussions, financial aid, teaching materials, mentorship programs, and more. Mark your calendars and be among the first to explore the MNO Education Hub! More Details







Under the Stars at Rainy River is a heartwarming children's book that celebrates friendship, curiosity, and Métis history and culture! Follow ten-year-old Meng as she moves to Fort Frances, Ontario. Feeling lonely and unsure—until she befriends her Métis neighbor, Wendy and her playful dog, Pepper! Through Wendy’s guidance, Meng is introduced to the vibrant Métis community, learning how to fish, make shore lunches, and dance the jig. As Meng's world expands, so does her understanding of Métis history and tradition. Penned by the Northwestern Ontario Métis community Under the Stars highlights the rich tradition of Métis story-telling, the importance of connection and the generations who make places like Fort Frances special.

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Exciting News Coming Soon! This fall, the MNO is launching a Solar Panel Program! Métis citizen homeowners can apply for a one-time grant of up to $25,000 to install a 5kW rooftop solar system, helping reduce both their carbon footprint and hydro bills. Stay tuned for more details and visit our website soon!

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Help Shape the Future of Métis Children's Health.
MNO Sharing Circles

Are you a Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizen who is a caregiver of children aged 5-15, or a young Métis citizen aged 10-15? If so, this is your chance to help shape Métis children's programs by joining MNO sharing circles. Your input will help uplift Métis children's voices and guide how we support them. Why Métis Children's Health Matters

Studies show Indigenous children, including Métis, report poorer health than non-Indigenous children. To change this, our researchers are gathering specific data on Métis children’s health to better address their unique needs and support Métis data sovereignty. The MNO is focusing on the health needs of school-aged Métis children (ages 5-15), an area that lacks sufficient programs. This project builds on previous work for Métis youth and is led by a Métis graduate student to build research capacity within the community.

Study Goals:
  • Review health data for Indigenous children aged 5-15 and assess existing programs.
  • Use Indigenous research methods to understand Métis children's health needs.
  • Share findings with MNO communities to address gaps in services for Métis children.


Get Involved: For more information, please contact the MNO research team at research@metisnation.org




Calling All Educators, Caregivers and Students!
Help shape the future of Métis education in Ontario

The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) invites you to take part in an important survey that will help shape the future of education in our communities. Your participation will ensure the MNO has the resources needed to support the educational journeys of K-12 Métis students. By sharing your insights, you’ll help us uncover educational gaps and demonstrate the urgent need for support from federal and provincial governments, school boards, and other funders.

Why Your Feedback Matters:

  • • Spotlight Needs: identify key areas where support is needed.
  • • Drive Change: influence educational priorities and resource allocation.
  • • Empower Métis Voices: ensure that the unique needs of Métis students are heard and addressed.


Completing the survey is quick and easy. Your participation will directly contribute to advancing education priorities and securing necessary support. While the survey is open to any educator, participating students or caregivers must be MNO citizens. Together, we can make a difference!

Take the Survey Now!




Are you renting and looking to move but unsure where to start?

Have you been served with an “N” form and want to know more about your tenant rights and responsibilities?

Are you struggling to budget rent each month and need budgeting tips?

The MNO’s Housing Stabilization Program is here to help! Our Get Housed, Stay Housed service supports individuals and families to increase their housing capacity and promote long-term stability.

For more information, reach out to our MNO Housing Stabilization Program at HousingStabilization@metisnation.org or call 1-800-263-4889 Ext 350. Schedule a group or one-on-one support session delivered over the course of one or two meetings.




We are calling on all MNO citizens and storytellers! The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is compiling a collection of stories directly from citizens for a special project called “Family Voices”.

Share your stories and help commemorate and reflect on the remarkable success of the MNO over the past 30 years, and celebrate the profound impact of the landmark Métis rights case R v. Powley.

The collected “Family Voices” stories will be compiled into a book to preserve and highlight stories showcasing how the growth of the MNO and Powley decision have positively affected families across the MNO.

Your stories are the heartbeats of our community. Whether it’s a tale of resilience, cultural revival, or newfound opportunities, your story matters!

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