Métis provincial governments refer to the political structures established by the Métis Nation in various provinces of Canada. These governments aim to represent the interests and rights of the Métis people, who are descendants of Indigenous and European ancestry. Each provincial government operates within its own jurisdiction, addressing issues such as culture, education, and health. The Métis Nation is recognized as one of the three distinct Indigenous groups in Canada, alongside First Nations and Inuit. Provincial governments work to promote self-governance and ensure that Métis voices are heard in policy-making processes, fostering community development and cultural preservation.