RE-ELECT LECLAIR
VOTE LECLAIR
Taanishi,
Four years ago, I ran for Vice President of Metis Nation - Saskatchewan with a simple but powerful message: Growing Our Nation – Together. I was honoured that Métis citizens placed their trust in me — and since then, I’ve worked every day to earn that trust and deliver on the promise of building a stronger Nation.
Over the past four years, I’ve stood with Survivors, advanced our modern-day Treaty, and pushed for systems that support our families, our rights, and our future.
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Now, I’m running for re-election — not to start something new, but to continue the good work we’ve already begun. This time, I’m moving forward with a new message for this next chapter: Strengthening Our Nation – Together.
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I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished, and I know there’s still more to do. With your support, I’m ready to keep going.
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Maarsi,
Michelle LeClair
Vice President
Metis Nation - Saskatchewan​
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VICE PRESIDENT
Re-Elect
LeClair
Strengthening
OUR
N
ation
T
ogether
Election Day: May 24
VOTE!
Election Day is May 24, 2025, with early voting available from May 9–17 (Sunday excluded.) Every Métis citizen deserves to have a say in the future of our Nation. The best way to exercise your democratic right is to vote — and every citizen should to take the time to do so.
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For more information on how and where to vote, or if you need help getting to the polls click here:
This election is about our rights, our governance, and our path forward. Make your voice heard. Let’s show up and shape the future of the Métis Nation – Saskatchewan, together.
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For more information on voting, polling locations,
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Why I'm Running
"I’m running for re-election because there’s still important work to do. Over the past four years, we’ve made real progress — but building a strong, self-governing Métis Nation takes commitment, accountability, and time.
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I believe in a government that reflects our people, our values, and our future. My priorities are focused on strengthening our communities, protecting our rights, and creating systems that support Métis families for generations to come.
See below to learn more about the pillars guiding my campaign and the work I’m committed to as your Vice President."
Local and Regional Governance
Strong governance begins at the local level. Vice President LeClair is committed to empowering Métis Locals and ensuring citizens have meaningful ways to participate in decision-making. By supporting our regional leaders and creating clear, accountable processes, we can build a government that truly reflects the voices of Métis people across the province.
Child and Family Services (CFS)
Every Métis child deserves to grow up connected to their family, culture, and community. Vice President LeClair is fighting for a CFS system that puts Métis families first — one that keeps children out of care, supports parents, and reflects our values. This work is about healing from past harms and creating a future where Métis families can thrive.
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Métis Rights and Self-Government
Vice President LeClair has been a leading voice in advancing our modern-day Treaty, Kishchi Mashinaayikun Ooshchi Michif. She is committed to upholding our inherent right to self-government and ensuring that Métis laws, systems, and governance are recognized and respected. This is about more than negotiations — it’s about securing our future as a Nation.
Residential Schools
Justice for Survivors of the Ilé-à-la-Crosse Residential School remains one of Michelle’s deepest commitments. She continues to push for truth, recognition, and lasting accountability. This pillar is rooted in honouring Survivors, uplifting their stories, and ensuring no community is forgotten in our pursuit of reconciliation.
VISION
Michelle's
2021-
2025
PROMISES MADE - PROMISES KEPT.
Michelle LeClair was elected Vice President of the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan in 2021 on a clear and powerful platform grounded in Métis rights, self-government, family, identity, and justice. Over the past four years, she has not only fulfilled these commitments — she has exceeded them, delivering bold leadership and lasting results across every portfolio she has held.
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Click below to learn more about her accomplishments during her term in office.
Family History
Michelle comes from a long line of proud Metis. Read more about her family and their stories here.
Personal Biography
Born into a tight-knit Michif family of seven children, Michelle has been immersed in Métis culture, traditions, and activism since childhood. Read more about her personal background here.
MEET
"Today, the fight looks different, but the cause is the same: our survival, our dignity, and our self-government."
Michelle
“My roots run deep in this Nation — from Duck Lake to Batoche, our family has always stood on the front lines."