Born of Cree, Saulteaux and French-Scots fur-trade unions, the buffalo-hunting Métis forged a new prairie nation under the sash and the cart-train.
Defeated at Batoche in 1885 and scattered, yet recognized in 1982 as one of Canada's Indigenous peoples; the Métis Nation endures across the Prairies into 2026.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Métis Nation — the shape you scrub through changes in 1820 · 1840 · 1869 · 1900.
Foundational collection on the emergence of the Métis as a distinct fur-trade-born nation.
Classic narrative history of Louis Riel and the Métis resistance on the prairies.
Landmark Metis-authored Canadian novel (Mosionier is Metis) following two Metis sisters raised in the foster system in 20th-century Winnipeg — a foundational text of Metis literature, fitting the Metis Nation's modern-era existence.