MNBC is the government of Métis in B.C., representing approximately 32,000 registered Métis Citizens and over 113,000 self-identified Métis people. The Provincial Government of British Columbia, as well as the Federal Government of Canada, recognizes the MNBC as the official governing organization for Métis in B.C. Our Vision Métis Nation British Columbia will build a proud, self-governing, sustainable Nation in recognition of Inherent Rights for our Métis Citizens. Our Mission Métis Nation British Columbia develops and enhances opportunities for our Métis Chartered Communities and Métis people in British Columbia by providing culturally relevant social and economic programs and services.
On-site · Cranbrook
The coordinator leads the development and delivery of culturally relevant nutrition, food literacy, and family wellness programming for Métis families. They are responsible for building community partnerships, managing program strategy, and securing resources to support long-term program sustainability.
On-site · Surrey
The Climate Action and Restoration Coordinator manages the planning and delivery of climate action and ecological restoration initiatives. This role involves collaborating with internal ministries and external partners to support community-level programs and facilitate citizen training.
On-site · Surrey
The Financial Accountant assists in the development of budgets, performs financial reporting, and manages program costing and forecasting for MNBC departments. They are also responsible for maintaining the general ledger, processing journal entries, and supporting the year-end audit process.
On-site · Nanaimo
The Navigator connects Métis families with cultural resources, educational supports, and community services to promote academic success and well-being. They also conduct community outreach, document family needs, and facilitate gatherings to enhance cultural connectedness.
On-site · Nanaimo
The Navigator empowers Métis families by connecting them with cultural resources, academic supports, and community services. They facilitate family gatherings, conduct community outreach, and document barriers to ensure culturally safe support for children and youth.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Director of Academic Operations provides strategic and operational leadership to launch and sustain the Métis-led College, overseeing academic programming, student services, and institutional governance. This role manages daily operations, staff recruitment, and stakeholder partnerships to ensure the institution meets its strategic objectives and regulatory commitments.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Health Systems Advocate represents Métis needs to Regional Health Authorities to inform policy, programs, and strategic planning. They work to implement Métis-specific recommendations to ensure healthcare delivery is racism-free, culturally safe, and barrier-free.
On-site · Surrey
The Counsellor provides client-centered support to Métis individuals by identifying employment barriers and guiding them through training and education upgrades. They manage job search coaching, coordinate funding requests, and maintain partnerships with vendors and employers to facilitate sustainable employment.
On-site · Surrey
The Homeless Services Navigator provides housing stabilization and loss prevention services to vulnerable Métis adults and families. They build partnerships with landlords and connect clients to essential community and government resources.
On-site · Cranbrook
The specialist is responsible for identifying, securing, and managing high-value grants and funding initiatives to support the growth of Métis Nation British Columbia. This includes leading proposal writing, coordinating cross-functional projects, and building strategic partnerships with government and non-profit entities.
On-site · Surrey
The Project Coordinator manages complex housing and infrastructure projects from conception to completion, overseeing budgets and consultant activities. The role serves as a critical liaison between ministries, vendors, and Métis communities to ensure project alignment and community integration.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Cultural Coordinator develops educational resources and facilitates workshops on Métis culture and history for staff, citizens, and the public. They coordinate the procurement of cultural resources and build relationships with Elders and Knowledge carriers to ensure cultural accuracy.
On-site
About the Opportunity The Office Administrator, Operations provides administrative support to the Operations department. This position serves as part of the Front Desk Administration team and is one of the initial points of contact for citizens, visitors, staff, and board members. With excellent customer service skills, the Office Administrator, Operations provides a warm welcome and a positive first impression. Following clear procedures, the Office Administrator, Operations coordinates the exchange of information throughout MNBC through various forms of communication including phone, email…
