Aboriginal community of Maniwaki

Representation, community support, and defense of the interests of the Maniwaki Métis.

Camp Métis Abitbi and Coureur des bois: cottages, activities, training in orientation, tool sharpening, shelter building, bannock baking, forest hikes.
Mealtime gatherings.
Legal fight for the recognition of the community's ancestral rights by the Superior Court of Québec.

Eligibility

Métis, Camp Métis Abitbi: Métis who are identified or in the process of identification

273 Notre-Dame Street, MANIWAKI, QC, Canada, J9E 2J9
Websitehttps://autochtonesmaniwaki.com
Emailadmin@autochtonesmaniwaki.com

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273 Notre-Dame Street, MANIWAKI, QC, Canada, J9E 2J9

Itineraryhttps://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&destination=46.3775888%2C-75.9739844

Schedule

Monday to Friday 8h30 to 16h00

General information

Offered languages

English, French

Fees

administration fee for membership: $50, members 60 years old and under: $60 per two years, members over 60 years old: $20 per two years, Camp Métis Abitbi: variable

Application process

becoming a member of the community: registration form, Camp Métis Abitbi: registration by email

Documents required

becoming a member of the community: birth or baptism certificate, passeport size color photo, genealogic proofs

Coverage area

Maniwaki

Volunteer opportunities

Oui

Contact

Physical address

273 Notre-Dame Street, MANIWAKI, QC, Canada, J9E 2J9

Mailing address

273 Notre-Dame Street, Maniwaki, QC, Canada, J9E 2J9

Phone

819 441-2444

Fax

819 441-0755

Business

819 441-2444

Organization status

Organization type

Non-profit organization

Funding

self-financing, membership fees

Last updated

08/05/2026