On May 9, 2022, the NWT Metis Nation joined the three Northern Premiers and other Indigenous Leadership from across the north in issuing the first Pan-Northern Leaders’ Statement on Climate Change.
The statement calls for federal support, attention, and investment in seven key areas. As the impacts of climate change become more apparent the environmental threats to our communities must be met and addressed through increased federal funding and support.
The Northwest Territory Métis Nation, Indigenous Services Canada, and the North Slave Métis Alliance are working together on co-developing health legislations options. We are planning on having the below community
The Home Purchase and Home Repair Programs provide opportunities to Northwest Territory Métis Nation Beneficiaries living in the NWT to become home owners or repair their existing homes by providing
On Wednesday March 29th, 2023, after years in the making, the GNWT introduced an act that would implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). Passed
Delegates from the Dene Nation, Inuvialuit, and Northwest Territory Métis Nation met in Inuvik from March 13-17, 2023, attending the Dene Nation Nagwichoonjik Water Summit. The summit was called to
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