Following the 1885 Resistance, many changes occurred for the Métis nation of Willow Bunch. "were told that the land property that [they settled on didn't belong to It became an issue ... as new immigrants arrived [they found their identity and culture continually being eroded. " The Métis of Willow Bunch still feel the indifference within this small town due to lack of the historical Métis knowledge to the newcomers. "That feeling of inferiority that many of were taught to feel ... That practice of one group being denigrated at the expense of another is still evident today. " The Métis of Willow Bunch will hopefully coexist with the non-Métis community without the idea of superiority over another. Alike to most First Nations situations, the Métis will continue to fight for their rights not only in Willow Bunch but across this nation.