OTTAWA — The Métis Nation of Saskatchewan has pulled out of a national body representing Métis, citing problems with the Métis Nation of Ontario.
OTTAWA — The Métis Nation of Saskatchewan has pulled out of a national body representing Métis, citing problems with the Métis Nation of Ontario.
They also say the Métis National Council has failed to ensure the integrity of the Ontario group's citizenship registry and has not rectified it, despite constant calls to do so.
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