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Weird how they never said that when the council was started it was the Metis and NonStatus Indian Association of Nova Scotia. Micmac News 1977 - Non Status And Metis association changed its name to the Native Council of Nova Scotia.
Form Nonstatus and Métis association - all women executive - MicmacNews-1975-03.
That is pretty ironic she goes on about how the Chiefs will represent a status Mi'kmaq with no Mi'kmaq blood but she calls those of us with actual descent ancestry "so-called" Eastern Metis and they block us from joining the NCNS.
Final Powley Implementation Project Report - pg 23 - Powley Team held community meetings in both Clare and Yarmouth- The meetings were very well attended-concerns raised about lateral violence.
Final Powley Implementation Project Report - pg 24 - Many individuals complained about being denied membership by CAP's Nova Scotia Affiliate, NCNS. Chief and President of NCNS declined to participate. @CongAboPeoples
MicmacNews-1975-02 - Two major meetings to be held this month in Yarmouth - Chiefs from 12 bands suspended the powers of UNSI executives, elected officers of UNSI. Change may be made to the constitution - AMNSI.
MicmacNews-1975-01.- UNSI Undemocratic - first they have taken away the people's vote, now they have take away our popular decision, where did they get all this POWER.
Constitutional Changes - Micmac News 1980 - 06 - Metis is now not an indian. (As you can see, Metis were never in Nova Scotia 🙄 😳)
MicmacNews-1977-12s - Viola Robinson president did not want Metis and Non Status to be lumped with every other ethnic group in the province.
Micmac News June 1979 - NO THREAT TO COUNCIL - President Viola Robinson says 75 percent of its membership are Metis because all children of a non-status Indian woman are classified as Metis. ( Talking about Rheal Plourde trying to take all the Metis into his new Metis
Association, Statefunding for social movements - Metis People Cultural And Development Society of Nova Scotia - Rheal Plourde.
1980 federal public accounts - Rheal Plourde - Metis People Cultural and Development Society of Nova Scotia.
Micmac News June 1979- Zone 7 - Since Rheal Plourde of St Peters pulled out to form his own association there was need to elect a new board member.
zone 7 - talking about re-grouping after a new Metis Society declared independence from Nova Scotia Native Council.Micmac News 1979 05.
Chief Ardy Born With Three Thumbs - NCNS - Metis whom continued to be unlawfully denied recognition by the NCNS today, although they enjoy the funding - treaty heirs of the Tribe of Micmac.
NCNS v Canada Attorney General 2005 FC 1739-CanLII - represents Metis and off-reserve-non-status Aboriginal people and seeks to enforce the the Aboriginal and treaty rights enjoyed by these individuals.
2016 NSPC 13 CanLII - membership in NCNS is voluntary and open to any Mi'kmaq or Aboriginal person living off-reserve in Nova Scotia. -- Huh, oh no they don't.
Pierre Sabourin ( NCNS Citizenship )- saying sec 3.12 has zero to do with 'Eastern Metis'. - Ah Pierre , there is another section that deals with Enfranchised Indians.
So many lies - Pierre Sabourin - saying sec 3.12 has zero to do with 'Eastern Metis'. - as you can see plainly, sec 3.13 is for enfranchised Indians, sec 3.12 was for Metis in the east, they have chosen to do a a little play on words. So much corruption, so much greed.
No one ever did answer me because there is absolutely nowhere to turn when they refuse to represent you.
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