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Métis leaders disagree on identity, agree on C-5

August 7, 2025 6:20 pm EST.
A dispute between the Métis of Manitoba & Ontario, meant the Manitoba Métis Federation president boycotted a Bill C-5 summit, as the Métis Nation of Ontario president was there. But both leaders are supporting the major projects bill.

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