BC's Budget 2024 aims to address housing & affordability, with commitments to First Nations. However, it falls short for the 98,000 self-identified Métis and Métis Nation BC's 25,000 Citizens. Details: mnbc.ca/news/bcs-budge… #BCBudget2024 #Métis

HSO was honoured to attend the BC Cultural Safety and Humility Standard Health System Gathering last week, co-hosted by FNHA and Métis Nation BC. The gathering brought together system partners for shared learning on the implementation of the standard ➡️ hubs.la/Q02mj8VV0

The journey to learning “what works” is complex, context-specific & ongoing. This collective learning panel discussed successes, challenges, and lessons learned in working to promote mental health. 💬 Métis Nation BC Wanasah.ca Students Commission 🇨🇦 #MHCOVID

The #JCCs & Métis Nation BC are hosting a panel of MNBC #MentalHealth staff & Métis doctors to learn about #HarmReductionServices provided to #MétisCitizens such as the Mental Health Navigator Program & the Counselling Connect Program. Register: doctorsofbc.ca/news-events/ev…

Indigenous Women ages 15+ are invited to SafeTALK, a free suicide prevention training. Join us March 10, 11am-3:30pm at the Vancouver Friendship Centre at 1607 E Hastings St. Register at tiny.cc/safeTALK VAFCS Métis Nation BC LivingWorks Diana Day

Metis Nation opens new cultural hub in Surrey City Centre 🤩dailyhive.com/vancouver/amel…

Listen to Patrick Harriott, Minister of Culture, Language, and Heritage for MNBC, as he discusses the grand opening of our Amelia Douglas Cultural Institute on the Jas Johal show! open.spotify.com/episode/0WaImG…

Thank you to Randeep S. Sarai, Bruce Ralston and Linda Annis for joining us today at the official opening of the Amelia Douglas Institute! Learn more: ameliadouglasinstitute.ca

Patrick Harriott, MNBC’s Regional Director for Vancouver Island and Powell River met with Member of Parliament for Courtenay-Alberni Gord Johns and Member of Legislative Assembly for Mid Island-Pacific Rim Josie Osborne in Port Alberni to discuss opportunities for Métis in BC

We had an excellent meeting with David Eby last Friday, joined by Métis National Council President, Cassidy Caron. Our discussion centred around children and families, legislative and policy engagement, and a regular meeting structure. - Colette Trudeau-Bailey, MNBC CEO.

May is Child Care Month! news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024E…

B.C. Métis and City of Terrace close downtown real estate deal terracestandard.com/news/bc-metis-… via Terrace Standard

City of Terrace sells a 2.8 acre portion of the Terrace Co-op land cftktv.com/city-of-terrac… via CFTK-TV

The Métis community in British Columbia faces distinct cultural, social, and economic challenges. Tailored governance solutions are essential to address these issues effectively and support the well-being of MNBC Citizens.   Read the full article here: mnbc.ca/news/metis-nat…

Residents from remote communities in B.C. share their experiences with food access, costs, and climate change. Read powerful stories about groceries, community support, and health impacts, including a Métis-specific section, at foodcostingstories.bccdc.ca

We've completed Phase 1 of our Poverty Reduction Recommendations Project with Kwusen Research. Key findings highlight housing challenges and access barriers. Stay tuned as we work on our Métis-specific Poverty Reduction Strategy! Learn more: lnkd.in/gCd2xy2R

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We are seeking citizens for the Senator position in Region 3 (Thompson and Okanagan)! If you're passionate about representing your community, don't miss this chance to serve in the MNBC Senate. Learn more: mnbc.ca/news/position-… #MNBC #CommunityLeadership #SenatorOpportunity

As our climate changes, wildfires are becoming more common and severe. Exposure to too much wildfire smoke can irritate your eyes, lungs and heart. We can’t predict when wildfires will occur, so it’s best to be prepared by staying informed. Learn more at ow.ly/ea9O50SLgjg

All Points West with Jason D'Souza - Sep. 12, 2024: Victoria's historic Point Ellice to be reimagined with Indigenous stories, perspectives cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…