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Future of Métis National Council uncertain as Manitoba Federation gets mandate to pull out

Future of Métis National Council uncertain as Manitoba Federation gets mandate to pull out
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Future of Metis National Council uncertain as Manitoba Federation gets mandate to pull out

Future of Metis National Council uncertain as Manitoba Federation gets mandate to pull out
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Ottawa signs modern-day treaty with Métis federation

The almost two-hour ceremony on Tuesday, replete with a fiddle player, prayers, speeches and gifts, was called a historic step in recognizing the Métis nation’s right to self-government. Critics said it s a sure sign an election is around the corner with the Trudeau government using a longtime ally, federation president David Chartrand, in its quest to solidify its position ahead of a fall vote. Very clearly, we are the government of the Métis people, Chartrand said after the outdoor signing of what he called a modern-day treaty with Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett, who participated virtually from Toronto.

Commissioner says he ll fight for sufficient ongoing resources for Indigenous languages

By Shari Narine  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Two years after the Indigenous Languages Act became law, Canadian Heritage has appointed the four-member commission that is tasked with reclaiming, revitalizing, maintaining and strengthening Indigenous languages. On June 14, Ronald Ignace was named commissioner. He is joined by three directors, Robert Watt (Inuit), Georgina Liberty (Metis) and Joan Greyeyes (First Nations). They make up the members of the Office of the Commission for Indigenous Languages (OCIL). “Some of our languages are hanging by a thread having lost all or nearly all their speakers,” said Ignace, noting there are more than 70 Indigenous languages across the country.

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