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Slave River Walleye Spawning Study

During the last days of May, the NWT Metis Nation (NWTMN) joined representatives from the Northwest Territories Power Corporation (NTPC) in holding a Walleye spawning study of fish from the Slave River.

Assisting with the study, and bringing a wealth of knowledge, were Métis Elders Richard Mercredi and Gordon Pischinger.

The NWT Métis Nation appreciates the opportunity to participate in this study as we have a long and proud history of harvesting fish from the Slave River to feed ourselves and our community.

View Images in High Definition here: Métis Gallery

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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 the 2026 Annual General Assemblies

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 for beading, crafting, painting, retail,

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