Métis Heritage refers to the culture and traditions of the Métis people, who are descendants of Indigenous peoples and European settlers, primarily French and Scottish. This unique heritage is characterized by a blend of Indigenous and European customs, languages, and practices, including the use of the Michif language, which combines elements of French and Cree. The Métis are known for their vibrant arts, music, and dance, which reflect their diverse ancestry. Traditional activities such as fiddling, jigging, and crafting beadwork are important aspects of their cultural expression. The Métis Nation plays a significant role in preserving and promoting this rich heritage across Canada.