In September 2012, the MMF and the Province of Manitoba entered into an agreement that recognizes Metis rights to harvest for natural resources for food and domestic use in the defined area of Manitoba indicated in the Metis Recognized Harvesting Area Map on the following page.

In September 2012, the MMF and the Province of Manitoba entered into an agreement that recognizes Métis rights to harvest for natural resources for food and domestic use in the defined area of Manitoba indicated in the Métis Recognized Harvesting Area Map on the following page.

dition. This latest edition represents the results of extensive consul-tation with our people including The Commission on the Metis Laws of the Hunt, two Elders conference, Local and Regional workshops, harvesting needs survey, and frequently-asked questions from Metis har.

Download the Province of Manitoba's comprehensive hunting guide for information on regulations, licensing, and best practices.

The document outlines the rights and responsibilities of Metis harvesters in Manitoba and provides guidelines for hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering according to Metis traditions. What is the purpose of the Metis Laws of the Harvest? What steps should a Metis harvester take if approached by a conservation officer? Edition. of the Hunt.

Brief document includes information on rights, requirements for harvesting, tables for big-game and game birds with estimates of amounts needed by individual harvesters, and quick reference guide. 3rd revised edition.

For the purposes of this agreement, Metis natural resource harvesting includes hunting, trapping, fishing and gathering for food and domestic use, including for social and ceremonial purposes. It also includes the harvest of timber for domestic purposes. Where will Metis people be able to hunt, trap, and fish without a licence?

Jan 14, 2025 · These laws prioritize equitable access to resources, environmental stewardship, and the preservation of Métis culture and heritage. The Métis Laws of Harvest is a cultural and legal framework developed by the Manitoba Métis Federation.

Sep 29, 2012 · Based on rulings by the Supreme Court of Canada involving aboriginal rights for Métis people, the government of Manitoba is partnering with the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) to recognize Métis rights to harvest natural resources for food and domestic use in Manitoba, and to acknowledge the Métis peoples’ commitment to conserve and respect the ...

Oct 2, 2012 · Based on rulings by the Supreme Court of Canada involving aboriginal rights for Métis people, the government of Manitoba is partnering with the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) to recognize Métis rights to harvest natural resources for food and domestic use in Manitoba, and to acknowledge the Métis peoples’ commitment to conserve and respect the ...