Housing and Infrastructure

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs' Housing

Promote, preserve, and protect Aboriginal and Treaty rights for First Nation people in Manitoba.

Community Housing Managers of Manitoba

Provides background information on Community Housing Managers of Manitoba, a department of the Manitoba Métis Federation, which aims to respond to the housing demands and needs of Aboriginal people.

Source: Manitoba Métis Federation

Dakota Ojibway First Nations Housing Authority Inc.

Provides an overview of the corporation, which was created in 1995 and took over the operations of 219 rental housing units that were previously managed by the Aiyawin Corporation.

Source: Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council

Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council Housing Authority Inc.

This page introduces DOTCHAI, officially incorporated in 1981 as a non-profit housing authority to serve the housing needs of the First Nation population.

Source: Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council

Housing Authority

Source: Brandon Friendship Centre

Keewatin Housing Association

To provide affordable housing to Aboriginal people within the City of Thompson who have low incomes.

Source: Keewatin Tribal Council

Manitoba Urban Native Housing Association (MUNHA)

Provides information on the initiatives led by MUNHA, an organization that lobbies federal and provincial governments to increase the number of units for urban people of Aboriginal descent.

Nunavut Lifeline – Medical Program

Keewatin Air Lifeline began operating in the district of Keewatin in 1972, and now operates a state of the art hangar facility, with staff accommodations in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut with similar facilities in Churchill, Manitoba.

Source: Keewatin Air

On Reserve Housing and Community Infrastructure

Source: Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council

Opaskwayak Cree Nation Housing Authority

The Opaskwayak Cree Nation Housing Authority seeks to provide proper housing for all members of OCN and to maximize the use of the monies available for OCN members.

Rural and Native Housing Program

Provides housing for lower income families in rural Manitoba. Under the program, tenants and homeowners pay no more than 25% of their family income towards housing.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Family Services and Housing

Urban Native Non–Profit Housing Program

This program supports the operation of non-profit native corporations or co-operatives that developed housing for aboriginal households in need.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Family Services and Housing

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