Surf these sites: Canadian Métis Council -- A national organization representing Métis across Canada. Labrador Métis Nation -- Labrador''s largest Aboriginal organization with 5,000 members. Information on Métis history, current issues, links and newsletter. Louis Riel Home Page -- A directory of information on this important Canadian figure. Metis Community Services -- Created by the Métis people of the Capital Region to provide family and community services. Metis Nations of Alberta -- Working to promote the cultural, economic, educational, political and social development of Metis in Alberta and Canada. Metis Resource Centre -- Metis history reference and genealogy information. Metro Métis -- Metro Toronto Métis and Aboriginal Historical and Educational Association. Michif Cultural Preservation Society -- Information on Metis history and culture, as well as Louis Riel, aboriginal links and Metis family services. Métis Nation of Ontario -- The Metis Nation of Ontario is divided into 9 regions. Métis'' treaty rights were recognized in the Constitution Act of 1982, but we were a recognized feature of this land long before then. Find out about our organization as well as the history and culture of the Metis in Canada. Nation Of Metis In Acadia -- A coalition of the Métis for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, P.E.I. and Newfoundland. Prince George BC Metis -- Information for area Metis on housing health care and other issues. St. Lewis Métis Committee -- A Labrador Metis orginization. The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples -- Representing Canada''s Metis, off-reserve and non-treaty indians. The Metis -- The history of the Metis people in Canada. The Metis Nation OF The North West Territories -- This organization represents approximately 7,000 Metis people throughout the NWT. We''kopekwitk Metis Council -- Created to foster and promote the cultural and political aspirations of the Metis people in central Nova Scotia. Women of the Métis Nation in Ontario -- The WMHO represent the Metis Nation in Ontario. After forming in 1993, the WMNO spent its first couple of years helping to lay the foundation for the Metis Nation of Ontario.
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