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Metis Councils (Canada)

Last modified: 2006-07-01 by phil nelson
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Metis Nation of British Columbia

A photo flag of the Metis Nation of British Columbia, Canada it is here
Valentin Poposki, 12 May 2006


The flag is based on the British Columbia provincial flag, with a flag diagonally divided Red/Blue and bearing the "infinity" sign replacing the Union Jack. There is a Red River Cart and a silhouette of mountains in front of the sun.

The Red River Cart is a traditional vehicle of the Metis from the Red River area, now Manitoba.
Dean McGee, 12 May 2006


New Brunswick Metis Council

[New Brunswick Metis Council] image by Maqtewekpaqtism


Confederacy of Nova Scotia Metis

[Confederacy of Nova Scotia Metis] image contributed by Valentin Poposki, 9 April 2006
Source: Confederacy of Nova Scotia Metis

The Confederacy of Nova Scotia Métis flag incorporates the infinity symbol with respect. It is designed after the wampum belts which were used to seal Treaties between First Nations and with European and Colonial governments. The figures represent the joining of cultures which now represent our Métis People.
Maqtewekpaqtism


Metis Nation - Saskatchewan

[SAkkatchewan Metis] reported by Maqtewekpaqtism


Metis Nation of the South

In the Constitution of MNS is stated that "our people occupy our Ancestral Territory, currently known as southern Canada, the United States, northern Mexico, and their surrounding areas".
Valentin Poposki, 5 April 2006


The flag is at <http://www.geocities.com/metisnation/laws.html>.

According to their website, this group is a broader group than the group commonly known as the "Metis". They seem to include all people of mixed Native American with European or even African ancestry; this includes the Mestizos of Mexico, which (if I understand correctly) is the majority of Mexicans.
Dean McGee, 6 April 2006