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.
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
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,
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 captures a broader reflection on
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 responsibility. At the time, it