Métis Folklore: The Red River Ox Cart Ghost of Manitoba
The story of a lone soldier at Lower Fort Garry who encounters a dark, looming presence in the mist on […]
The story of a lone soldier at Lower Fort Garry who encounters a dark, looming presence in the mist on […]
A cultural resource from the Métis Museum featuring the song “We’re going to Turtle Mountain” with lyrics in Michif and
A curated YouTube playlist featuring various examples of Métis musical traditions.
A showcase of Métis fiddling by Brendan Chartrand accompanying the Asham Stompers.
Traditional Métis dance performance to the classic tune “Maple Sugar” featuring the Lyons Sisters.
A video presentation providing the historical background and cultural significance of the traditional Métis jig.
Historical film from the 1970s featuring French-speaking Métis communities in Manitoba.
Gabriel Dumont Institute: It is a running joke among the Métis that they often heard rumours through the “Moccasin Telegraph”.
A vast digital archive and premier resource for Métis history, culture, and genealogical links.