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(discussion on the Metis Nation of Ontario https://www.tvo.org/article/what-is-the-metis-nation-of-ontario-and-why-is-it-so-controversial)
TVO (stylized in all lowercase as tvo), formerly known as TVOntario, is a Canadian publicly funded English-language educational television network and media organization serving the Canadian province of Ontario.
I'm in a Facebook group called Metis Families, started by the late Gail Morin. Gail was a genealogist (and married to my late husband's cousin) who wrote many many books on Metis people. The consensus of the group is that the Metis Nation of Ontario is that they are pretendians. Their genealogies don't show any relationship to Metis people. Metis people in Canada are a pretty specific bunch.
John is a Metis (Cree and French) from Saskatchewan who lives in Ontario. He has travelled extensively in North America and Australia speaking with and learning from Elders.
John, a Metis from Saskatchewan, brings experiences gained
from many years of sharing with and learning from elders from
all over Turtle Island (North America), as well as time spent
with the Aborigines in Australia, to his workshops.
Sky Buffalo Drum Workshop with MNO citizen John Somosi
Are you called to birth your own sacred drum?
We are honoured to have John Somosi, Sky Buffalo from the Ojibwe tribe on 6th & 7th of July in Cork on his tour of Ireland! 💚
John is Metis, First Nations Canadian and teaches the Ojibway traditions of Sweat lodges, Fasting, Drum making, Sun Dance, and Sacred Traditional Pipe Ceremony.
John Sommosi a pipe carrier brings experiences gained from many years of sharing with and learning from elders from all over Turtle Island (North America), as well as time spent with the Aborigines in Australia, to his workshops.
"I am a person that is following an Ojibwa based traditional path for the last 29 years. I found that the simple basic teachings are of great benefit to those seeking earth based teachings. Using the traditions I follow allow others to be in touch with their ancestors so they can learn or relearn their own from their culture. Using humour is key to what I do. I am a Windigocon(Sacred Clown) and laughter is a powerful medicine.
Ancient cultures have a long tradition of healing and purifying ceremonies. Some members travel abroad sometimes, to help others reconnect to their own traditional way of living.
JOHN SOMOSI, a First Nations Canadian Metis, is one of them. He's been to Slovenia for the second time recently, to run a traditional Native American sweat lodge, among other teachings.
Traditional pipe ceremony at our Full Transformational Retreat in Hungary with John Somosi native american indian brother.
Aho!
