Quebec

Quebec

(*denotes active in 2017)

Association Métis Centre-Nord du Saguenay des Terres-Rompues*

 

Location: Jonquière, QC
Origins: 2013
Registration: Documented link to a métis or Indigenous ancestor, requested in registration
Cost: $200/1st-time, $40/year, $20/card. (1st time member total = $260)
History: Broke away from Communauté métisse du domaine du Roy et de la Seigneurie de Mingan in 2013.
# of Members: 4,800 members in 2013. (3,500 to 4,500 adult members in CMDRSM in 2013).
Connections: “Treaty” partner of MFC
Contact: http://www.metiscentrenord.com/bienvenue/index_bienvenue.html
Supporting Docs
Court Cases

 

Association Métis Côte-Nord (Communauté de Mingan)*

Location: Sept-Îles, QC
Origins: 2012
Status Active
Registration:
  • Documented Indigenous ancestor in genealogy, sworn claim in registration
Cost: $200/1st-time, $40/year. (1st time member = $240)
History:
  • Broke away from Communauté métisse du domaine du Roy et de la Seigneurie de Mingan in 2012. Its founding President was founder of the Association pour le droit des blancs, a “white rights” org that worked against Innu rights in the region.
# of Members: About 2,000 (April 2017)
Connections:
  • Signed “treaty” with MFC post-2013
  • Signed “treaty” with CFMPC in 2017.
Contact: http://metis-cote-nord.ca
Supporting Docs  
Court Cases  

 

Nation métis du soleil levant

Location:
  • New Richmond, QC
Origins:
  • 2009
Status Inactive
Registration:
  • Documented link to a métis or Indigenous ancestor, requested in registration, sworn claim.
  • Accepts a number of root ancestors who are French women. Many members have no Indigenous ancestry at all.
Cost:
  • $30/year; 1st time member = $30.
History:
  • First existed as a 9-person hunting rights group opposed to territorial agreement between Mi’kmaq and Government of Quebec
  • Formerly Communauté métisse de la Gaspésie
  • Formerly Communauté métisse Autochtone de la Gaspésie, Bas-Saint-Laurent et Îles-de-la-Madeleine
  • Its current, long-time “grand chief” publicly asserted title to all of “Eastern North America” in October 2017 TV interview. He also claimed they had over 20,000 members during the same interview.
  • currently in federal (Parent case) and provincial court.
  • Lost the Marchand- Oakes case in 2018.
  • Lost Vallee case in 2018.
# of Members:
  • In a note to its members on January 26, 2017, the organization claims to have 15,695 active members (including children).
  • 5,000 membres en 2010 (Michaux 2014)
  • new Clan Menquit des Îles-de-la- Madeleine
Connections:
  • Closely associated with Communauté métisse de l’Estrie; they presented a joint brief to the Bouchard- Taylor Commission in 2007 in which they said only Métis people exist in QC, no FN.

 

Contact:
Supporting Docs
Court Cases
  • Location:
  • Origins:
  • Registration:
  • Cost:
  • History:
  • # of Members:
  • Connections:
  • Contact: