Vermillion Forks Métis Association

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The Vermillion Forks Metis Association is proudly securing the future of the Metis people by promoting and preserving the historical values, culture, and traditions of the Metis Nation. VFMA has been a proud chartered community of the Metis Nation of British Columbia since March 23, 2018.

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Office: #105 – Hwy 3 E, Princeton BC

For general inquiries, please contact by using the form on this page. We’d love to hear from you!

Email: vermillionforkscc@mnbc.ca

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https://www.mnbc.ca

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