News & Stories

Significant MN–S Investment in Regina and area Citizens

The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) government announces a large development in Regina’s southwest.

MN–S urges Saskatchewan to join the call for Indigo Alert System

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.

MN–S seeks to lift the stay of proceedings for the NWLC

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

A Lifetime of Service, Honoured at Batoche

During the official opening of the 2026 Back to Batoche Days, Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) introduced the President's Medal, a new honour recognizing exceptional service, leadership, and commitment to Métis citizens.

Back To Batoche

Taanishi aen Ishinihkaashooyen Li Pchi Bufloo? (What’s Your Name, Little Buffalo?)

Meet our newest bison calves—now proudly named by Métis youth across Saskatchewan with names rooted in our languages and culture.

People of the Horse

Métis people have always shared a deep respect and historical connection with horses. Their uncanny ability to tame a wild horse and train the animal for hunting and transportation, has earned them the title ‘People of the Horse’.

Economic Opportunities Expand with Federal Recognition

“It’s no secret that Indigenous people - there are very successful businesses here in Saskatchewan however what doors are open for them?” MN–S Minister of Economic Development Marg Friesen

The MN–S government effect; Citizen successes

“My message is simple: I’m grateful for the programs provided by the MN–S government.”

Spring 2026 MNLA ends with Unified Front

The Spring 2026 Métis Nation Legislative Assembly (MNLA) has wrapped up in Saskatoon following two days of progressive discussions focused on self-governance and the needs of Métis citizens, Locals, and Regions.