Métis Nation British Columbia

In S7 E8 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Jennifer Mallmes about end-of-life care in Canada, with a focus on Métis communities. She's now working with MNBC to develop a program specifically designed by Métis, for Métis. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Tsunami watch issued for several parts of the B.C. coast after major earthquake near Russia | CBC News A tsunami watch has been issued for multiple parts of the B.C. coast after a large earthquake in the Pacific basin near Kamchatka, Russia, on Tuesday afternoon.

“Tsunami watch issued for several parts of the B.C. coast after major earthquake near Russia” www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... - CBC British Columbia

#BCNews #Breaking #Tsunami #TsunamiWatch

MNBC’s Board of Directors recently received mandate letters outlining the priorities of their respective Ministries and guiding the work we do to serve Citizens and Métis across B.C.

🔗Read the letters here: www.mnbc.ca/about-mnbc/mnbc-leadership

In S7 E7 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Valerie Harris as she reflects on grief, trauma, and the epigenetic weight carried across generations, while also celebrating the grounding power of plants, touch, and community. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

In S7 E6 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Courtney Flegg and Eva Habib about Métis health and wellness. They explore the growing efforts to address Indigenous racism and discrimination in B.C.’s health care system. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Promo poster for an event including speaker photo and registration link.

MNBC CEO Colette Trudeau will be speaking at Forward Summit & Workforce Forward West Coast 2025 on September 3! She'll join a panel highlighting the voices and experiences of Indigenous women in leadership and entrepreneurship.

🎟️ 20% off tickets: SPEAKERGUEST20
🔗 Learn more at forwardsummit.ca

In S7 E5 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Phillip Gladue, a Métis Elder whose deep roots in traditional ways have shaped a lifetime of cultural education and community leadership. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

In S7 E4 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Katina Pollard and Jodie Dixon. Together, they highlight the power of community within MNBC and share what it means to stay connected to Métis culture through their everyday work. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

The revamped Métis Trading Post will provide a platform for talented B.C. Métis Artists and Makers. If you or someone you know creates art or handmade goods, please pre-register as an interested vendor on our new procurement platform by August 8, 2025.

🔗 mnbc.bonfirehub.ca/opportunities/93268

In S7 E3 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Lloyd Main, Provincial Harm Reduction Specialist at MNBC. Lloyd shares how his experiences have shaped his approach to supporting individuals on their path to healthier choices. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

In S7 E2 of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Talia Pfefferle and Susie Hooper to discuss the importance of Métis representation and cultural safety in cancer care, plus their work in advocating for Métis healthcare needs. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

On June 21, join MNBC in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day and honouring the unique cultures and contributions of Métis, First Nations, and Inuit peoples. To continue your learning, visit ameliadouglasinstitute.ca to explore Métis stories, language, and cultural resources.

From performing hit singles like "I'm Afraid of Britney Spears" to her current position as CEO of @metisnationbc.bsky.social, Colette Trudeau's career is one of determination and energy.

#Listen here to a new episode of #KakehashiConversations: www.asiapacific.ca/podcast/kake...

In S7 E1 of the Métis Speaker Series, Julie Nolin, a proud Métis and Cree journalist, educator, and mother, joins us for a powerful conversation about advocacy, vulnerability, and hope in her ongoing breast cancer journey. Tune in at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Our generous sponsors were Jelly Marketing, Headlands Environment Services, TELUS, City of Surrey, Axis Insurance, RYCOR Construction, Peace Enterprises, Freeport Industries, JLL, Gordon Aggregates, and EKB.

Corporate logos overtop an image of people on a golf course. The text reads: maarsii (thank you) to our 2025 golf tournament sponsors.

Maarsii (thank you) to our sponsors for making our 2025 Golf Tournament such a success! By supporting MNBC, you're making a positive impact on Métis communities through our Ministry of Sport & Active Living.

Join us next year for another fun day out on the green 🏌️‍♂️

Flowers on a blue background. Text reads: Request for proposals. Engagement, website development, graphic design.

MNBC is now accepting proposals for a Website Redevelopment Project!

If you are a Métis or Indigenous owned business with expertise in one or more of these areas, we’d be happy to receive your proposal through Bonfire: mnbc.bonfirehub.ca/opportunities/93714

The Métis Speaker Series podcast is back for Season 7! New episodes drop weekly every Monday starting June 16, 2025.

🎙️ Listen at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Metis infinity symbol is on a dark blue background with the text "Métis Nation British Columbia Stands with Communities Impacted by Wildfires, June 5, 2025" overtop.

Our thoughts are with those affected by the wildfires near Kelly Lake Métis Settlement Society and throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan. MNBC offers deep gratitude to first responders, volunteers, and organizations supporting response efforts.

Our statement: www.mnbc.ca/news/wildfires-statement

During #PrideMonth we honour the incredible resilience, strength, and diversity of 2S, Métis, and Indigenous people across our Nation and the Homeland.

🌈 Statement from Louis De Jaeger, MNBC 2SLGBTQQIA+ Chairperson: www.mnbc.ca/news/pride-month-statement

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guest.

In this final episode of the Métis Speaker Series Season 6, we speak with Madelaine McCallum, a dancer, speaker, and survivor. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on identity, perseverance, and the transformative power of culture at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

MNBC welcomed @lisabeare.bsky.social to Growing Roots Early Learning & Child Care in Mission! The centre provides a culturally enriched space for Métis, First Nations, & local families.

MNBC Minister Fisher and Minister Beare joined local district members to discuss childcare, education, and more.

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guest.

In this emotional episode of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Richard Marion, a Métis man who is blind. Tune in for a powerful conversation as he reflects on his unique five-year journey battling colon cancer at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guest.

In this episode of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Jan Ovans, a member of the Cowichan Valley Métis Association. Join us for a conversation on Métis culture, representation, and Jan’s personal healing journey at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guest.

In this episode of the Métis Speaker Series, we sit down with Madelaine McCracken, a passionate leader dedicated to advancing Métis culture and heritage through innovation. Tune in to hear about her groundbreaking projects at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

If you or someone you know is in need of critical support, please contact the Métis Crisis Line at 1-833-Metis-BC (1-833-638-4722).

You can also call 1-844-413-6649, a 24/7 crisis line providing support for anyone requiring emotional assistance related to MMIWG.

May 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit Peoples. In recognition of #RedDressDay, we are sharing Michif phrases related to the strength and resilience of Métis matriarchs.

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guest.

In this episode of the Métis Speaker Series, we speak with Métis Nation BC President, Walter Mineault. Walter shares his personal journey, his deep roots in the Métis community, and his vision for unifying Métis people across BC and Canada at metispodcastseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.

Métis Nation British Columbia stands in support of the victims, the families, the Filipino-Canadian community, and all who were impacted by the Lapu Lapu Day tragedy on April 26. Our hearts are with the victims and the families during this difficult time. We offer our sincere condolences.

Podcast cover for Metis Speaker Series featuring a photo of the episode's guests.

In this Métis Speaker Series episode, our guests discuss the STEPS program, which offers a range of support programs for Métis trainees, job seekers, and scholars. Tune in for a conversation about the power of education to transform lives at metisspeakerseries.ca or wherever you get your podcasts.