Text reads Pink Shirt Day February 25, 2026. A pink shirt with a Metis sash around the waist is in the corner.
Foster lateral kindness and compassion this #PinkShirtDay. Our province has been deeply shaken by recent tragedies, and we must come together in unity, support, and mutual respect. In the spirit of kaa-wiichihitoyaahk, we take care of one another.
Blue background with the MNBC logo and infinity flag symbol. The text overtop reads "Despite financial pressures, the provincial budget falls short for Métis people."
We acknowledge the provincial government’s focus on core services and efforts to protect public finances during economic uncertainty. However, the budget does not include meaningful investments that reflect priorities of Métis people.
Read our press release here: www.mnbc.ca/news/prov-budget-2026
Métis Nation British Columbia and the Board of Directors stand with all of those affected by the tragic events in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.
Great meeting today with @metisnationbc.bsky.social to discuss new opportunities to grow Métis education, tourism and sport across the province. Grateful for the partnership and the important work being done to uplift Métis culture, talent, and community in B.C.
#MétisNationBC #IndigenousTourismBC
A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
Independent MLA Amelia Boultbee and Critic for Children & Family Development Rosalyn Bird
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A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
Minister of Children & Family Development @jodiewickens.bsky.social, Critic for Mental Health & Addictions Claire Rattee, and Critic for Seniors & Rural Health Brennan Day
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A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
BC Green MLA @robbotterell.bsky.social and John Rustad, Leader of the Opposition
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Louis Riel Day proclamation signing with Premier @davidebybc.bsky.social and meeting Attorney General @nikisharma.bsky.social
It’s Lobby Week in Victoria, and MNBC Board of Directors and CEO are hard at work advocating for the rights of Métis in B.C.
We’re building relationships on behalf of 30,000 Citizens and 113,000 self-identified Métis across the province.
👇Check out this thread for photos from our meetings!
Two individuals holding signed copies of the Post-Secondary Skills Training Protocol Agreement.
Métis Nation British Columbia and the Province of British Columbia Sign Historic Post-Secondary Skills Training Protocol Agreement
Read our press release: www.mnbc.ca/postsec-skills-agreement
Close up of a poppy in a field with the text Remembrance Day November 11, 2025.
Today, we honour the brave souls who have served and continue to serve our country in times of war, conflict, and peace. We pay tribute to Métis soldiers whose courage, resilience, and dedication played a vital role in defending our freedoms and shaping our shared history. #LestWeForget.
On Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour the courage and legacy of Métis Veterans.
11 banners currrently fly in downtown Vancouver, with 2 also displayed at City Hall—powerful tributes to those who served.
#IndigenousVeteransDay #MétisVeterans #LestWeForget
MNBC is embarking on the development of a new organizational website that reflects the priorities, values, and digital needs of Métis people across British Columbia.
We’re inviting Citizens and our partners to share their insights via a short survey: form.jotform.com/252945949377073.
On October 28, 2025, MNBC Minister of Housing, Allan Lavallee met with Surrey Mayor, Brenda Locke. The meeting included a tour of the Amelia Douglas Institute and discussions on prospective housing initiatives in Surrey, British Columbia.
The Nation Builders Award is intended to be an annual way we recognize MNBC Citizens who have gone above and beyond to contribute to our Nation and to Métis people in B.C.
Learn more about the inaugural year's recipients at www.mnbc.ca/nation-builders-award
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Meeting with Finance Critic Jasraj Hallan
A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
Meeting Secretary of State (Defence Procurement)
Stephen Fuhr and the Critic for Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Jamie Schmale
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Meeting with Rebecca Alty, the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations
A woman presents a tie with a Metis design on it.
A group of people stand smiling for the camera.
Meeting Minister of Health Marjorie Michel and Parliamentary Secretary of Fisheries and Oceans Ernie Klassen
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Meeting Conservative Critics Scott Aitchison (Housing and Infrastructure), Shannon Stubbs (Energy & Natural Resources), and Bob Zimmer (Northern Affairs and Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency)
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Meeting with Secretary of State Randeep Sarai
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Get together with the Pacific Liberal Caucus and meeting B.C. MPs from the Conservative Caucus
MNBC CEO and members of the Board of Directors are in #Ottawa for Lobby Week. With all levels of government, MNBC is committed to advocating for the rights of our Citizens and ensuring #Métis perspectives are considered and included. #cdnpoli
📷Photos from some of our meetings in the thread below
This National Day for Truth and Reconciliation marks the tenth anniversary of Canada’s Final TRC Report & 94 Calls to Action.
As we unite in solidarity, we must also dedicate ourselves to learning, listening, and taking meaningful action toward healing.
#NDTR2025 #EveryChildMatters
We’re conducting a short survey to determine the feasibility of a Métis credit union in B.C.
➡️ Share your thoughts here: nichols.questionpro....
Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) is proud to announce the launch of Métis Prosperity Group (MPG), the Nation’s inaugural economic development arm.
To learn more go to metisprosperitygroup.com
Culturally safe and equitable healthcare for Métis people matters. We're proud to launch the Métis Health and Wellness Plan with @fraserhealth.ca. As the third regional plan with BC health authorities, it outlines key changes and joint actions.
Learn more: www.mnbc.ca/health-w...
This year’s Terry Fox Run is September 14, 2025.
Did you know that Terry Fox was Métis? His family discovered their heritage after Fox’s grandmother passed away in 2001.
Looking for a Terry Fox Run near you? Visit terryfox.org
The book “Lii fil di nutr istwayr, Threads of our History” is now available!
Order your copy now on the Trading Post: metistradingpost.sho...
Or visit the Amelia Douglas Institute to buy a book in-person: ameliadouglasinstitute.ca/forms/visit-us
Modular housing buildings being installed for a new childcare centre in Port Alberni
We are one step closer to bringing a brand-new childcare centre to Port Alberni!
Modular buildings were craned into the project location earlier this summer marking continued progress towards creating safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded spaces where Métis children can learn and grow.
