The 2024 Fall sitting of the Métis Nation Saskatchewan’s Legislative Assembly took place Saturday in Regina.
There was much that took place including delegates being tasked with passing amendments to the Metis Constitution.
“Twice a year, we hold assemblies in the spring and fall and there’s always new things going on because we’re working with the federal, provincial governments, industry institutions and First Nations,” said Glenn McCallum, the president of the Métis Nation Saskatchewan.
“There’s so many moving parts and to be able to update ourselves, but more importantly let’s create legislation around the citizenship issues and other things we need to do,” he said.
The assembly started with McCallum giving his state of the nation address, which was followed with a special citizenship ceremony.
“We passed a resolution last year, coming home resolution so that people …