Edmonton Métis Dancers were formed in the fall of 1985 by Georgina Donald through her dance programs at the Canadian Native Friendhip Centre. The goal was to preserve Métis Dance and Métis music and to teach it to the younger generation to insure that it will continue to survive as a way for Métis People have pride in their culture and heritage. Traditional Métis dances are the base of the Edmonton Métis Dancers performances and consist of:

• Drops of Brandy
• Reel of Eight
• Duck Dance
• Reel of Four
• Red River Jig
• Sash Dance
• Broom Dance 

Edmonton Métis Dancers have won many Dance championships including 9 national group competitions at Back to Batoche Days in Saskatchewan. Current dancers Brent Potskin is a 7 time Canadian Red River Jig Champion and Raymond Gladue is a 6 time Canadian Red River Jig Champion.