With a high proportion of RGI units and an above-average demand on building systems, Aboriginal housing providers will be some of the most deeply impacted by the end of federal operating agreements.
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With funding from the Investment in Affordable Housing for Ontario program, Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services has helped Aboriginal clients make the transition from non-profit housing to homeownership.
Read MoreAt the northwest corner of Lake Superior, Thunder Bay (pop. 108,000) is one of the largest cities between Sudbury and Winnipeg. As Aboriginal people leave First Nations...
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Access to adequate and affordable housing is a challenge around the world. Broadly, this challenge is related to two resources: land and money. In 2013, Rooftops Canada, in partnership with the Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa, conducted research in Tanzania, Zambia and South Africa, to understand how microfinance is being used to improve housing conditions.
Read MoreIn this section we profile our Local Advisory Members (LAMs). LAMs are volunteers who help us stay connected with members around the province and are a resource for other members. In this issue we get to know Linda Gulston, Property Manager at Water Street Non-Profit Homes Inc. in Markham.
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In this section we profile our Local Advisory Members (LAMs). LAMs are volunteers who help us stay connected with members around the province and are a resource for other members. In this issue we get to know Casey Craig, Rental Officer at Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC).
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