DECLARATION OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS- AMNSIS, Metis Society, Aboriginal Rights- This document by the Association of Métis and Non-Status Indians of Saskatchewan is a declaration of Aboriginal rights 1980 @MNC_tweets 
DECLARATION OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS- AMNSIS, Metis Society, This document by the Association of Métis and Non-Status Indians of Saskatchewan is a declaration of Aboriginal rights 1980. "Whereas, The Metis and Non-Status Indians of Rupertsland and the Northwest are the
legitimate descendants of the original people of the area; and"
DECLARATION OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS- AMNSIS, Metis Society, This document by the Association of Métis and Non-Status Indians of Saskatchewan is a declaration of Aboriginal rights 1980/ "Whereas, the government of Canada acted unilaterally by the way of the Dominion Land Act to
extinguish Metis rights in violation of the provision in the BNA act; and"
UBCIC News- February 1979- Page 5 - Presidents Message - George Manuel - The BNA Act makes it clear that Indians are a distinct Nation of people in Canada.
Native people and employment in the public service of Canada-a report by Impact Research 1976- Grant_report Arcadia- Legally these half-breeds remain Indian under the provisions of the BNA act.
DECLARATION OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS- AMNSIS, Metis Society, Aboriginal Rights- This document by the Association of Métis and Non-Status Indians of Saskatchewan is a declaration of Aboriginal rights 1980- Right to self-determination.
ASSOCIATION OF MÉTIS AND NON-STATUS INDIANS CONSTITUTIONAL REPORT, 1980- paper presented by Clem Chartier on Self-Determination of Indigenous Peoples.
Wicken Report - these cases illustrate being metis was more than just a question of self-identity or of material and social conditions. People were metis because they were perceived to be by society.
JOURNAL ARTICLE-Canadian Metis Identity- A Pattern of Evolution-Patrick C. Douaud - Anthropos © 1983
The People Who Own Themselves - Recognition of Metis Identity in Canada - Senate - YC28-0-411-12 - David Chartrand - families will eventually reclaim their Metis identity , as generations lose their status under the Indian Act over time. @MNC_tweets
Metis identity and definition -Dunn-Martin-The-Other-Metis-A201701143_-Freedom Of Information Request- The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People 1984 All my relations the other Metis- for the Metis Circle Special Consultation
Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal People-First Session, Forty-first Parliament, 2011-12- Wednesday, June 20, 2012- Issue No. 22- Ninth meeting on-Legal and political recognition of Métis identity in Canada-Carrie Bourassa.
Statement from David Chartrand on The Report of Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal People - including those who by their own admission base their identity on partial Aboriginal ancestry rather than historic Métis descent.
The People Who Own Themselves - Recognition of Metis Identity in Canada - Senate - YC28-0-411-12 - Identity and Definition.- Eastern Canada
The People Who Own Themselves - Recognition of Metis Identity in Canada - Senate - YC28-0-411-12 - The committe heard that the term Metis has at times been used to refer to non-status and also registered Indians under the Indian Act.
From New Peoples to New Nations- Aspects of Metis History and Identity from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-first Centuries-Gerhard J. Ens, Joe Sawchuk- University of Toronto Press, Jan. 1, 2016- Labrador Metis.
Self-determination in International Law - The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) is an international, nonviolent and democratic membership organisation. @MNC_tweets #EasternMetis @JoeWild_TAG
United Nations Human Rights section 15
DECLARATION OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS- AMNSIS, Metis Society, Aboriginal Rights- This document by the Association of Métis and Non-Status Indians of Saskatchewan is a declaration of Aboriginal rights 1980 @MNC_tweets @JoeWild_TAG @JoeWild_TAG @CrownIndigenous
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