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The Judiciary Act is the law that will create the Métis Judiciary, a judicial system focused on resolving disputes in ways that restore relationships, build community, and work together to address issues in ways that respect Métis values.
The Provincial Métis Council (PMC) serves as the governing body representing the interests, values, and aspirations of the Métis people across the province of Saskatchewan.
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan, in partnership with Redberry Lake Biosphere Region, invites citizens to take part in a unique evening of hands-on learning at the Redberry Biosphere Bird Banding Event on October 29, 2026.
Tea & Talks, Li Tii Minihkwaytaak Piikishkwaytaak, is a monthly virtual health series hosted by Métis Nation–Saskatchewan’s Katie Tolley.
“Our children deserve to grow up knowing who they are and feeling connected to their Métis culture,” said WR2A Regional Director and MN–S Health and Mental Health Minister Beverly Fullerton today after cutting the ribbon at the Saskatoon ELCC Centre.
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the MN–S calls on Canada to ensure Métis children have immediate equitable access to supports.
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) government is opening the doors to new construction projects today in Prince Albert.
Joseph Desjarlais didn’t exactly have a grand plan to become a fiddle player.
He was just 10 years old, sitting in math class in his home of Île-à-la-Crosse, bored.
He’d already finished the day’s…
For the past decade, the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan government has provided an arms length support to the Île-à-la-Crosse (ILEX) Residential School Survivors’ Steering Committee (Committee).
Creativity, culture and community came together this August through Sharing Our Story – One Dot at a Time, an intern-led Métis Nation–Saskatchewan project giving Métis families an opportunity to connect with culture through art.
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) government announces a large development in Regina’s southwest.
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) Ministers lead the push for Saskatchewan to join Alberta and consider implementing a new alert system to address individuals currently falling through the cracks.
A land claim filed in 1994 by a group of plaintiffs, including Métis Nation– Saskatchewan (MN–S) and 34 Métis individuals, could move forward now that Métis Nation–Saskatchewan has completed the procedural steps required
