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An Untold Story of a Daring Escape That Never Was: The Mystery of Riel's Last Hope
In the shadowed aftermath of the North-West Rebellion, whispers of intrigue and tales of courage intertwined, w...
Blogs About Métis
By Founder Anthony Wingham
Uncovering the Truth: The Lavallée Massacre
In 1842, a party of 600 Metis hunters were at the headwaters of the Sheyenne River and while out on the chase th...
MetisPrint.ca: Celebrating Métis History with Sustainable Fashion
Métis culture is rich and diverse, but it is often underrepresented in the broader Canadian narrative. This is w...
The Story of Louis Riel - A Métis Man Who Fought for His People
Louis Riel was a man many of us might not have heard of before but he played a significant role in Canadian hist...
Exploring Métis Culture with the Most Fashionable T-Shirts
Métis culture is rich, diverse, and vibrant, and one of the best ways to celebrate it is by wearing Métis-inspir...
Canada Day, July 1, 1867
Canada Day, July 1, 1867, marked a significant change for Canada, as the Dominion of Canada was officially estab...
How Did The Métis Nation Begin?
The Métis nation is a distinct Indigenous group of people in Canada, with a unique history and culture that is o...
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Who are the Métis Nation? A Look into their History and Culture
The Métis Nation has a rich history and culture that has been at the center of Canadian history for centuries. D...
Indigenous Matriarchs: The Powerful Women Who Lead
In Indigenous cultures, women have always played a vital role. They are the keepers of culture, language, and tr...
Marriage à la façon du pays & the Legacy of the North American Fur Trade
History often tells us about the dominant and colonized cultures of the past, but what about the mixture of cult...
Understanding and Preventing Lateral Violence in the Metis and Indigenous Communities
When we think of violence, we often picture physical harm inflicted by an external source. However, in Indigenou...
The Heartbreaking Impact of the 60s Scoop on the Metis Nation
The 60s Scoop refers to a dark chapter in Canadian history where thousands of Indigenous children were forcibly ...
Métis Shelters: Why Wigwams, Log Houses, Tents and Teepees are Preferable
The Métis, a distinct group of people who were born from the union between European settlers and Indigenous peop...
Telling Our Stories: The Power of Métis Storytellers
Telling Our Stories: The Power of Metis Storytellers As Indigenous people, our stories have the power to connect...
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The Unique History of the Métis of Canada
The Métis are Indigenous peoples whose historical homelands includes Canada's three Prairie Provinces, as well a...