North Bay Metis Council

06/17/2026

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NBIH is accepting registrations for Toddler and Preschool Child Care spots!

While we accept all registrations, the priority will go to Indigenous families. They will be called chronologically in order of submission. Please get your spots in today to secure a spot.

WAITLIST REGISTRATION: https://onehsn.com/nipissing/ux_2_0

For more information about child care or subsidies, please see below:

https://www.dnssab.ca/childrens-services/licensed-child-care/

PLEASE NOTE: If you have put your child on the waitlist, are Indigenous and have not received a call, we may be requiring an updated contact number as we have made all of our calls. There is a short window to return our phone calls, so please ensure you update us on your contact info and/or return our messages.

Chi-miigwech! Looking forward to seeing you and your child(ren) in the future.

06/16/2026

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From a small sugar shack to award-winning recognition, Hunter and Ann Wilson of Two Wet Dogs Maple Syrup have built a thriving business rooted in a love of the land, community, and Métis heritage.

What began as a shared passion for maple syrup has grown into a family-run operation that now taps approximately 1,000 trees and produces hundreds of litres of syrup each year. Along the way, they have remained committed to sharing their success with fellow Métis citizens and supporting Métis Nation of Ontario initiatives.

Read more about Hunter and Anne’s journey: https://ow.ly/jins50Zcftm

06/16/2026

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From a small sugar shack to award-winning recognition, Hunter and Ann Wilson of Two Wet Dogs Maple Syrup have built a thriving business rooted in a love of the land, community, and Métis heritage.

What began as a shared passion for maple syrup has grown into a family-run operation that now taps approximately 1,000 trees and produces hundreds of litres of syrup each year. Along the way, they have remained committed to sharing their success with fellow Métis citizens and supporting Métis Nation of Ontario initiatives.

Read more about Hunter and Anne’s journey: https://ow.ly/jins50Zcftm

06/06/2026

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06/02/2026

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06/01/2026

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05/29/2026

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The 2026 Youth Leadership Award nominations are now open!

Do you know a Métis youth making a difference in their community? Help us celebrate their leadership!

The MNOYC Youth Leadership Award honours a Métis Nation of Ontario citizen (ages 16–29) who has shown outstanding volunteer leadership and commitment to advancing Métis rights, culture, and community.

Deadline to nominate: Friday, July 24, 2026

The award will be presented at the annual Youth Leadership Conference.

Submit your nomination:
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Let’s uplift the next generation of Métis leaders!

05/25/2026

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Currently seeking Métis vendors, crafters, entertainers, and jiggers from MNO Region 5 to participate in the 2026 Regional Rendezvous on July 25 at Champlain Park in North Bay.

For more information or to express interest in participating, please contact Melanie Rose at [email protected].