@JoanJrob excuse me, Fishing rights? have you ever seen me post anything about fishing rights other than to support the Mi'kmaw? My uncle signed that treaty. If you are trying to say like lying Darryl does, that Metis never existed until 1999, you are sadly sorely mistaken. 
MicmacNews-1973-03.- Constitution and By-Laws Union of Nova Scotia Indians - sec 3.12 Metis. Also find it rather interesting you would go and join a group mentality against me, when if you had a question or comment, the least you could do is at least include me in the
conversation, thank you very much. Since we want to bring up fishing, and the Marshall case. Janet Chute is one of the PHD's who was an expert court witness and Historian for the Mi'kmaw's in the case. She also wrote this report on the Metis from where my family is from.
Since I had to display my family tree to dispute the lies, you can plainly see I come from a long lineage of Muise's. Janet Chute - A Good Day On The Aboiteau 2004- study of the Acadian-metis- A close look at the origins of the metis Mius-Miuse-Meuse family.
William Wicken, PHD is also an expert court witness and historian for the Marshall case. The Metis in SouthWestern Nova Scotia - William Wicken - Oct 2004.
"The Metis in SouthWestern Nova Scotia-William Wicken- Oct 2004- Thus there emerged in this region a distinct metis community, composed of people who were neither Acadian nor Mi'kmaq. Philippe married into the Mi'kmaq community and was living with his wife at La Heve."
Wicken Report - Marie Mius - Marie was neither French Acadian nor Mi'kmaq- She was Metis - My family thank you very much. Educate yourself lady.
@JoanJrob What? Nothing to say directly to me, only to talk about me, when hobnobbing with Darryl and Minions?
Says a lot about a persons character.
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