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PRESS RELEASE: Northwest Territory Métis Nation Concerns Regarding Proposed Oil Sands Mine Water Treatment and Release
Protecting Our Waters. Standing Up for Our Nation. Following AGA Resolution #18, Protection of Transboundary Waters and Mandatory Inclusion of the NWT Métis Nation in
NWTMN President Garry Bailey Re-elected for New Term
During the 2026 Annual General Assembly, Garry Bailey was re-elected as president of the Northwest Territory Métis Nation, winning his sixth term in office. Read
Notice of Annual General Assembly – 2026
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the; – Northwest Territory Métis Nation,– Northwest Territories Métis Cultural Institute,– and South Slave Métis Economic Corporation Ltd. Will hold
CALL FOR VENDORS: 2026 Annual General Assembly
The Northwest Territory Métis Nation is seeking Métis, Indigenous, and Inuit local artists to set up during our 2026 Annual General Assembly. We are looking
CBC Listen Episode: Little has changed (2016 Daniels Decision)
The following is a live recording made available through CBC’s “The Trailbreaker with Shannon Scott” connected to ongoing discussions around the 2016 Daniels decision. It
CBC News Article: 10 Years After the Daniels Decision
This article from CBC reflects on the impact of the 2016 Daniels decision, a landmark ruling that recognized Métis and non-status Indigenous peoples under federal
Program Announcements
Full Moon Ceremony – 09/28
The NWT Métis Nation Healing & Wellness Program will be hosting a Full Moon Ceremony at the Castaways Cottages, 6
Traditional Hide Tanning Camp in Hay River
Are you curious about traditional hide tanning? The Northwest Territory Métis Nation Healing & Wellness Program will be hosting a
Full Moon Ceremony – 08/27
The NWT Métis Nation Healing & Wellness Program will be hosting a Full Moon Ceremony at the Castaways Cottages, 6
Full Moon Ceremony 07/29
The NWT Métis Nation Healing & Wellness Program will be hosting a Full Moon Ceremony at the Castaways Cottages, 6
Register as a Beneficiary
In December 2016, the Northwest Territory Métis Nation (NWTMN) Leadership directed Administration to prepare for a final round of registration to identify eligible Métis Citizens who can become beneficiaries of the NWTMN Land Claim. The goal is to have a list of Métis Citizens who possess a birthright that enables them to participate and benefit in all aspects of the NWTMN Land Claim.
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Our Nation. Our Future. Your Voice! What could self-government mean for you, your family, and our Nation? The Northwest Territory Métis Nation invites Indigenous Métis
Traditional Hide Tanning Camp in Hay River
Are you curious about traditional hide tanning? The Northwest Territory Métis Nation Healing & Wellness Program will be hosting a Traditional Hide Camp in Hay
Jada Beck, a Bright Future for Medicine
The Northwest Territory Métis Nation would like to congratulate beneficiary Jada Beck on an incredible academic achievement. Jada recently graduated from Queen’s University earning a
Elder Outstanding Volunteer of the Year – Gloria Faye Johns
The Northwest Territories Métis Nation is proud to recognize Gloria Faye Johns as the recipient of the NWT Outstanding Volunteer of the Year Award –