Two historic fur trade routes
Network of historic canoe and portage trails
Starting this fall, brook trout eggs will be collected using non-lethal methods for hatchery programs. These wild fish are selected because they are uniquely adapted to warmer waters, giving stocked populations the best chance at long-term survival.
Captured fish are treated with a mild sedative. Do not eat any brook trout with dorsal (top) fin "punches" caught during the collection periods until after December 1st.
Late Oct – Mid Nov (2026 & 2027) Edibility Advisory: Until Dec 1st
Dickson Lake, Algonquin Park GPS: 45.775, -78.194
Child, Youth, and Family Services Survey
For generations, Métis families have relied on kinship and community to raise our children. Help the MNC understand these practices to build systems that are Métis-led and community-driven.
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Approx. 5-10 minutes
If this topic brings up difficult feelings, the Hope for Wellness helpline is available 24/7 at 1-855-242-3310.
Survey Deadline: May 31, 2026
This survey is conducted in partnership with Edified Projects Inc. to inform future Métis-led systems.
Your participation is voluntary and helps ensure our services are culturally grounded.
Join us in Thunder Bay for the 2026 Annual General Assembly.
Showcase your craft at the Annual General Assembly. We are inviting Métis businesses and creators to secure a spot in this year’s cultural marketplace.
June 1, 2026
Host community artists: Apply Early!
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