David Chartrand
David Chartrand is the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, actively advocating for Métis rights and self-governance. Recently, he spoke out about the stalling of a historic treaty agreement with the federal government, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for recognition and rights for Métis people, linked to the legacy of Louis Riel.
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David Chartrand, president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, highlighted the federal government's unfinished business with Métis survivors.
For Indigenous leaders and Canadians, the long path to reconciliation is steady but unfinished
Canada· 2025-09-30
Manitoba Métis Federation president David Chartrand supports Bill C-5 but wants details around consultation worked out.
Indigenous council member believes concerns on major projects will be addressed during approval processCanada· 2025-09-13
David Chartrand is the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation.
Letters to the editor, Aug. 11: ‘It would be nice if governments and Indigenous leaders worked together’Canada· 2025-08-11
David Chartrand is the President of the Manitoba Métis Federation and has criticized the Métis Nation of Ontario's claims.
Forgotten history or identity theft? The Métis question in Ontario hits home at a tiny cabin in the woodsCanada· 2025-08-10
David Chartrand is the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation.
Métis Nation of Ontario received nearly $1-billion in federal funding over 20 years, data showCanada· 2025-08-10
Manitoba Métis Federation President David Chartrand had a good conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney before the meeting.
Carney meets with Métis leaders on Bill C-5 despite prominent group’s absenceCanada· 2025-08-07
David Chartrand, president of the Manitoba Métis Federation, says that Ottawa’s push to approve major projects is at risk if Ottawa negotiates with 'illegitimate bodies.'
Manitoba Métis Federation not attending Carney’s major projects meeting, says inviting MNO is underminingCanada· 2025-08-06
Manitoba Métis Federation president David Chartrand expressed concern to senators about the impact the legislation could have on their rights.
‘Nothing’s off the table’: AFN warns of potential legal action if Bill C-5 passesCanada· 2025-06-17
David Chartrand is the president of the Manitoba Métis Federation and advocates for Métis rights and recognition.
Métis treaty in limbo with prorogued Parliament on Louis Riel DayCanada· 2025-02-17
