Housing and Infrastructure

Aboriginal Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AAIT)

Designed with the goal of creating a skilled trades & technology workforce and to increase Aboriginal employment and improve First Nations housing in the province.

Source: Secwepemc Nation

Aboriginal Homeless Outreach Program

Source: BC Housing

Aboriginal Housing

The Province of B.C. is committed to addressing Aboriginal housing needs through the provincial housing strategy, and to help build safe, affordable housing for Aboriginal people in need.

Source: BC Housing

Aboriginal Housing Management Association (AHMA)

Develops a self management organization which would strive to meet the needs of our communities; delivers Urban and Rural housing in a culturally sensitive manner; etc.

British Columbia Native Housing Corporation

BCNHC contracts with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) to deliver social housing programs to Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal people within the rural areas of British Columbia.

Excess Home Owner Grant for Self-Taxing First Nations

In accordance with the Indian Self Government Enabling Act a band that has elected for self-taxation can receive a grant in place of the benefits that are payable under the Home Owner Grant Act.

Source: Government of British Columbia; Small Business and Revenue

First Nations Self-Taxation

This site provides information on First Nations self-taxation, from general information to specific aspects.

Source: Government of British Columbia; Small Business and Revenue

Housing

Source: Tk'Emlups Indian Band

Housing Department

The housing department's objective is to look after many aspects of housing for the Xaxli'p community including new constructions, renovations, rent/arrears collection and maintenance.

Source: Xaxli'p First Nation

Housing Department

The Bridge River Indian Band's Housing Department operates various housing projects, and its Housing Committee addresses concerns regarding housing policies and procedures.

Source: Bridge River Indian Band

Housing Department, The

The Housing Department is responsible for the overall planning, development and management of housing resources, and administers programs focusing on the day-to-day property management needs of housing projects.

Source: Seabird Island Indian Band

Housing Policy

Link to the Housing Department and Policy of the Squamish Nation.

Source: Squamish Nation Network

Lu'ma Native Housing Society

Over the past 23 years Lu'ma has successfully developed a significant number of projects in Vancouver, owning and operating a housing portfolio of over 250 units.

Minor Capital Funding for Emergency Repair, Replacement and Relocation – Child Care Capital Funding Program

Helps licensed group child care providers maintain quality services for families in their communities.

Source: Government of British Columbia; Children and Family Development

Nisga'a Urban Housing Program

Source: Nisga’a Lisims Government

Off-Reserve Aboriginal Housing Resource Tool

To serve Aboriginal individuals and families by providing consistent, standardized information about housing in British Columbia.

Source: Government of British Columbia; Public Safety and Solicitor General

Sustainable Housing Department

The Sustainable Housing department provides on-reserve housing services for members in a sustainable manner, which includes providing infrastructure, adding to the housing stock, and managing rental accommodation.

Source: Cowichan Tribes

Tzeachten First Nation’s Housing

To provide Tzeachten members with the opportunity to either build privately or participate in Social Housing.

Source: Tzeachten First Nation

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