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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs was formed in 1988 by the Chiefs in Manitoba to advocate on issues that commonly affect First Nations in Manitoba. AMC represents all 63 First Nations in Manitoba with a total of more than 172,000 First Nation citizens in the province.
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AMC Shares First Nations Priorities Ahead of 2025 Federal…

Treaty One Territory, Winnipeg – With the upcoming federal election set for April 28, 2025, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is calling on all party leaders and candidates to…

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Manitoba and Canada Fight First Nations in Court over…

AMC Demands Justice for Tanya Nepinak and Brady Landfill…

AMC Grand Chief Kyra Wilson Calls on Federal Party…
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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs was created in 1988 by First Nations in Manitoba to coordinate political action and technical work on common issues. It is a product of political and social developments that have been underway for decades.

Faced with the domination and assimilation policies of Canada’s Department of Indian Affairs, First Nations have long recognized their common interests and the strength to be found in solidarity.

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Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
9 hours ago
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

PT 2. HONOURING WELLNESS IN ACTION ✨

During her visit to Poplar River First Nation last week, Grand Chief Kyra Wilson had the honour of welcoming everyone to a week of wellness workshops.

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***New School***

thanks all help?

A safe space something the youths need more of

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
10 hours ago
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

ELECTIONS CANADA: ELDER & YOUTH PROGRAM!

Elections Canada is looking for Indigenous Elders and youth to support electors at polling stations that primarily serve Indigenous communities.

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ELECTIONS CANADA: ELDER & YOUTH PROGRAM! Elections Canada is looking for Indigenous Elders and youth to support electors at polling stations that primarily serve Indigenous communities. This includes: - Offering interpretation services in the language of the community - Greeting electors at the polling place - Explaining the voting and registration process - Answering questions about voting procedures - Assisting with tasks like reading the ballot Other job opportunities include Deputy Returning Officer, Central Poll Supervisor, Registration Officer, Information Officer, and more. For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.elections.ca/content2.aspx?section=indi&dir=eyp&document=index&lang=e Your presence can make a difference. Consider joining the team for election day.
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The big play is on getting Indigenous Voters!? Should we be worried about the "mineral resources" & becoming A Let's Make A Deal Contestant? Asking for an Old Auntie!

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
13 hours ago
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

HONOURING NORTHERN INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE! 🪶

Last week, Ovide Mercredi attended a special reception at Government House on behalf of Grand Chief Kyra Wilson, who was called away to one of our First … See MoreSee Less

HONOURING NORTHERN INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE! 🪶 Last week, Ovide Mercredi attended a special reception at Government House on behalf of Grand Chief Kyra Wilson, who was called away to one of our First Nations for an important meeting. The event, hosted by the Honourable Lieutenant Governor Anita Neville, celebrated the imagiNorthern Network — a powerful initiative spotlighting the innovation, creativity, and resilience of Northern and Indigenous communities. With Northern Manitoba home to the highest proportion of Indigenous artists in the country — and women leading the way — the imagiNorthern Network reflects the vibrant spirit and artistic leadership of our Nations. As Ovide Mercredi shared in his prepared remarks: “This network represents an opportunity to uplift our voices, share stories, and shape a future where Northern and First Nations lead the way in creative spaces.” Thank you to all those who continue to support First Nations artists, entrepreneurs, and knowledge-keepers. Together, we are building a future grounded in storytelling, self-determination, and shared strength.
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OOvide Mercredi may I ask do you remember this man? Tom Fortin

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We represent and advocate for 63 First Nations across Manitoba.

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Fisher River Cree Nation

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