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metis

By che.mowatt
  • metis led red river resisitance resulted in manitiba act.

    metis led red river resisitance resulted in manitiba act.

    the manitoba act established manitoba as bilingual with educational rights for both catholics and protestants, and 500000 hectares of land for the metis
  • government began issuing scrip to metis but not land claims like aboriginal people.

    government began issuing scrip to metis but not land claims like aboriginal people.

    scrip is a documents that can be exchanged for land it was made about the same time the numbered treaties were being signed. the government did not think the metis deseved land claims like the aboriginal people did the metis did and still do think they deserve land claims
  • The northwest sought to protect metis land in what is now saskatchewan.

    The northwest sought to protect metis land in what is now saskatchewan.

    this interprited differently by different people the metis saw it as a way to assert their rights but for many other Canadians this was an attempt to evrthrow the government
  • Metis settled at st paul des metis what is now st. paul alberta

    Metis settled at st paul des metis what is now st. paul alberta

    the Metis did not own this land however and had to leave when the settlement was closed.
  • government passed metis population betterment act.

    government passed metis population betterment act.

    this gave the metis 12 temporary settlements this is also the first time a governments set aside land for the metis
  • 4 out of 12 of the settlements were deemed unsuitable for fishing hunting or farming

    4 out of 12 of the settlements were deemed unsuitable for fishing hunting or farming

    after which tthey all were returned to the government.
  • The Metis lobbied for recognition and the constitution was changed

    The Metis lobbied for recognition and the constitution was changed

    section 35 now recognizes Metis as aboriginal peoples with rights
  • metis are given permanent land by legislation

    metis are given permanent land by legislation

    the legislation included: • Constitution of Alberta Amendment Act.
    • Métis Settlements Accord Implementation Act.
    • Métis Settlements Act.
    • Métis Settlements Land Protection Act.
  • government has allowed the metis to hunt and fish like aboriginal people

    government has allowed the metis to hunt and fish like aboriginal people

    the government finally recognized the metis unique connection with the land
  • after giving hunting and fishing rights the government put restrictions on these rights without talking it out with the metis

    after giving hunting and fishing rights the government put restrictions on these rights without talking it out with the metis

    some people agree that metis should be recognized as aboriginals and that it is part of there heritage but others believe that everyone in alberta should have the same rights