Ben Borne, Deputy Chief of Government and Public Relations
- Email:
- dcgpr@mns.ca
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Canada S7K 0A7
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At Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S), citizen engagement means building strong, respectful relationships rooted in Métis culture, identity, and community. We want to make our government clear, open, and easy to understand, so citizens feel informed, heard, and proud to be connected.
MN-S wants to hear from all of its citizens regarding the role of Kihtêyak, Lii Vyeu, Lii Vyeu Moond, and Ąłnëdhë (the Old Ones/Elders) in governance and leadership throughout the Nation.
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We are calling on you, Citizens! We believe that the best way to build a stronger community is to build it together. That's why we're inviting you to bring your thoughts, ideas, and experiences to help us redefine how we connect.
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Muskeg areas carry generations of Métis knowledge and memory. This survey helps make sure it isn’t lost.
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Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) is seeking citizen input in the final phase of developing the MN-S Métis Judiciary Act. 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.
Learn More to MN–S Métis Judiciary Act
We are pleased to invite Métis Locals to apply to the Home and Future Forests Initiative (HFFI), a community tree planting program that will support long-term environmental, cultural, and social benefits in Métis communities province-wide.
Learn More to Home and Future Forests Initiative**More projects to be announcened through the next weeks