Métis National Council, Saskatchewan
Metis Nation Saskatchewan leaves national council, cites concerns with Ontario group
Michelle LeClair, the Saskatchewan group’s vice-president, said in an interview that their involvement in the Metis National Council was a “growing concern” for its citizens and council, saying the national body was failing to “ensure the integrity of the Metis Nation.”
Métis National Council Response to MN-S Resolution
The Métis Nation has the right to self-determination, and with that so does each Métis government. We learned today that the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN-S) has decided to withdraw from the Métis National Council to refocus its priorities solely on the pursuit of self-government and treaty for Saskatchewan Métis citizens.
The province has proposed “nation-to-nation” agreements with First Nations and Métis governments for up to 600 megawatts of wind power — a near-term need identified by Manitoba Hydro to help meet ...
Metis, an EVM-equivalent Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution, has partnered with Thrive Protocol to expand its network. As part of this partnership, Metis will be rewarding funds to builders and ...
The RM of St. François Xavier is marking its 200th year – a celebration that will feature the successes of modern day, but ...
Macquarie Investment Management Business Trust (MIMBT) will pay $79.8 million for overvaluing CMOs and giving preferential ...
The advisory and accounting firm agreed to pay $745,000 to the SEC to resolve negligence-based fraud charges over its past ...
Prager Metis CPAs agreed to pay $1.95 million to settle charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission over auditor ...
Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont are two names well known to Canadians due to their role in the 1885 conflict between prairie ...
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Prager Metis settles with the SEC for $2m over misconduct in FTX auditsAccounting and consulting company Prager Metis CPAs and its California-based affiliate are now $1.95 million lighter. The SEC ...
The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has apologized for its role and the role of the medical profession in past and ongoing harms to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples in the health system. In ...
The Canadian Medical Association said Wednesday it regrets its role in the decades of harm inflicted on First Nations, Inuit ...
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