By Michael Oleksyn  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A law that would recognize self-governance for Metis people in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Alberta is one step closer to becoming reality. A process that began over three months ago, concluded Monday with the advancement of Bill C-53, which now returns to the House for Third Reading. Metis Nation, Saskatchewan (MN-S) President Glen McCallum said the bill is a significant step for Metis people, and the MN-S is celebrating it. “It’s beautiful to see,” McCallum said. “To be able to look at our history in regards to where we come from, the many years of struggles  with the Metis Nation, to be able to be where we’re at today is huge.” If the bill passes third reading it would create the Recognition of Certain

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