Métis texts on this site
An Appeal for Justice – Louis Riel (1885)
We Do Take Exception to This Term “Rebellion” – Malcolm Norris (1962)
Capitalism, the Final Stage of Exploitation – Lee Carter (1970)
The Need for a Revolutionary Struggle – Howard Adams (1972)
Maria Campbell’s speech to the Native Peoples Caravan in Toronto (1974)
The Truth About the Anicinabe Park Occupation of 1974 – Linda Finlayson
Cultural Genocide, Intentionally Planned – Rose Bishop (1975)
The Form of the Struggle For Liberation – Howard Adams (1975)
Marxism and Native Americans – Reviewed by Howard Adams (1984)
Medric McDougall: Metis Elder and Organizer (1988)
No Surrender – Howard Adams on the Oka Crisis (1990)
Thoughts on the Constitution and Aboriginal Self-Government – Howard Adams (1992)
Overshadowed National Liberation Wars – Howard Adams (1992)
The Killing of Leo LaChance – Ron Bourgeault (1994)
Challenge to Colonized Culture – Howard Adams (1995)
We need to return to the principles of Wahkotowin – Maria Campbell (2007)
Land Back: The matrilineal descent of modern Indigenous land reclamation – M. Gouldhawke (2020)
Against false claims to Métis territorial rights in British Columbia – M. Gouldhawke (2020)
Remembering Lee Maracle (2021)
Métis blogs / podcasts / pages / books
kâ-pimotêt aski-iskwêw (Walking Earth Woman)
Mekadebinesikwe Kai Minosh Pyle
âpihtawikosisân: Law, Language, Culture
Samantha Marie Nock (@ Medium)
Samantha Marie Nock (website + poetry)
Blog Woman!!! – Life Uncategorized
masinahikan iskwêwak – Book Women Podcast
Virtual Museum of Métis History and Culture | Gabriel Dumont Institute
Links to Métis and relevant articles on other sites
Declaration of the People of Rupert’s Land and the North-West, by the Provisional Government (1869)
The School in Sakitawak, by Samantha Nock (2021)
From scrip to road allowances: Canada’s complicated history with the Métis (CBC Unreserved)
mâmawiwikowin: Shared First Nations and Métis jurisdiction on the Prairies, by Emily Riddle
Racial Homeopathy, and “Eastern Métis” Identity Claims, by Darren O’Toole
Metis Harvesting In Alberta: Violence, Racism & Resistance, by Conor Kerr
Métis Statement of Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders
Wet’suwet’en Strong, by Lindsay Nixon
The Lost Days of Columbus, by Lee Maracle
At Our Expense, by Molly Swain
Autonomously and with Conviction: A Métis Refusal of State-Led Reconciliation, by Tawinikay
Liberation from “That Vicious System”: Jim Brady’s 20th Century Métis Cooperatives and Colonial State Responses , by Molly Swain
Saw Your Instagram, by Samantha Nock
Louis Riel: Hero, heretic, nation builder, by Darren O’Toole
Toward a Métis homeland, by Darren O’Toole
The Law and Politics of Métis Title, by Karen Drake and Adam Gaudry
The Selkirk Treaty of 1817, by Adam Gaudry
The Metis cultural brokers and the western numbered treaties, 1869-1877, by Allyson Stevenson
Selling the Sixties Scoop: Saskatchewan’s Adopt Indian and Métis Project, by Allyson Stevenson
Colonial Legacy of the CCF: An interview with Allyson Stevenson
Hidden from history: Indigenous women’s activism in Saskatchewan, by Allyson Stevenson
Katherena Vermette on writing about Annie Bannatyne in This Place: 150 Years Retold
Sixties Scoop left heart wrenching legacy for Métis families, too, by Cullen Crozier
Great Manitoba: A story of race, labour, corruption and murder that shaped a province, by Owen Toews
The Reign of Terror Against the Métis of Red River, by Lawrence J. Barkwell
Books:
“Métis”: Race, Recognition, and the Struggle for Indigenous Peoplehood, by Chris Andersen
The New Peoples: Being and Becoming Métis, Jacqueline Peterson (Editor), Jennifer S.H. Brown (Editor) (*Edited by and featuring non-Métis writers and academics, but also features an important article by Métis writer and historian Olive P. Dickason)
The Law of Nations and the New World, by L. C. Green(*) and Olive Patricia Dickason
The One-and-a-Half Men: The Story of Jim Brady and Malcolm Norris, by Murray Dobbin(*), preface by Maria Campbell
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