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Métis Nation of Ontario Cultural Commission

"The MNOCC is a not-for-profit corporation that secured charity status in the fall of 2002. A nine-member Board of Directors that was appointed to a two-year term by the Provisional Council of the Métis Nation of Ontario in April 2000 manages the MNOCC."
  
    
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"MNOCC Long term goals:

• Make Métis history books available in every library and also through the Internet
• Affect changes to the provincial school curriculum to include Métis history
• Set up Chair position at a university
• Provide a Métis culture museum
• Provide a gathering place for Métis Elders, perhaps in Sault Ste. Marie
• Develop an educational institute
• Create a Métis school of Arts
• Revitalize the Michif language
• Develop a Métis Broadcast Institute."

Institution Type Corporation
Language English
Street 500 Old St. Patrick St, Unit 3
City Ottawa
Province/State ON
Postal/Zip Code K1N 9G4
Country Canada
Phone 800-263-4889
Fax 613-722-4225
Web site (URL) http://www.metisnation ...

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