1. Has both Native and Non-Native heritage;
2. Self-identifies as Métis;
3. Accepted within the Métis Community.

All three criteria must be met, as well as proof of Native heritage being provided upon application. There is NO blood-quantum requirement. We do not see ourselves as simply being a percentage of our Native heritage, but as being 100% Métis and nothing else.

As well, an individual may not be a Registered Indian or Inuit as defined within the Indian Act of Canada.

* A certificate of Aboriginal Status- photo identification Membership card *

- Identifies you as one of Canada's Aboriginal people, and therefore have all the rights, opportunities and privileges accorded to Aboriginal people.  
- the right to vote for Aboriginal Leaders - at the community,  provincial and National levels; 
- the right to hold office at the community,  provincial and national levels; 
- the right to participate in meetings and provide input on all issues at the community,  and provincial   levels; 
- to receive up to date information on issues and/or government policies and programs that affect 
Aboriginal  people; 
- the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors at the community,  provincial and national levels