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How the Metis got out of the 'legal lacuna'

The Manitoba Métis Federation gave contracts to parties affiliated with it and employed its president's wife while managing a disputed multimillion-dollar veterans program for the Métis National Council, affidavits show.

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Glen McCallum has been re-elected as the president of Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan after election polls closed on ...

Court rules on challenge to MN-S voting rules A court has dismissed an application by some former Métis leaders challenging changes made to the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) election act. Métis Nationalist Movement Saskatchewan, which is made up of a number of former MN-S leaders, filed a legal action back in March. They alleged the MN-S violated the organization’s constitution when they mandated that to vote people had to be card carrying members of the MN-S. The court did not issue a ...

Integrity of Métis Nation is riding on MN-S election results, says candidate The battle that has been waged between the Métis National Council and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan is now being fought in the trenches as MNC President Clem Chartier is among those challenging MN-S incumbent Glen McCallum for the position of president. Chartier holds that the direction McCallum is taking the MN-S, particularly with the formation of a tri-council with the Métis Nation of Alberta and Métis Nation of On...

Integrity of Metis Nation is riding on MN S election results, says candidate  May 13, 2021 Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The battle that has been waged between the Metis National Council and Metis Nation-Saskatchewan is now being fought in the trenches as MNC President Clem Chartier is among those challenging MN-S incumbent Glen McCallum for the position of president. Chartier holds that the direction McCallum is taking the MN-S, particularly with the formation of a tri-council with th...

SHARE ON: Métis Nation–Saskatchewan Elections [Photo: MN-SK] The Métis Nation of Saskatchewan has accepted 34 nominations for the 12 regions in the forthcoming elections on May 29. As well, 20 nominations have been filed for the four executive positions. Running for Area Director in Western Region 1A which includes Lloydminster and North Battleford are Carole Delorme, Billy Kennedy and Crystal Miller. Four people are running for President including incumbent Glen Hector McCallum. Challengi...