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MN-S Expands Affordable Housing in Northern Saskatchewan

The first phase includes homes in five communities, and the project will add 12 tiny homes with one accessible unit in each community.

  • Wynter Philip, acting director of housing and homelessness with Métis Nation-Saskatchewan , announced eight new affordable homes opened across five northern Saskatchewan communities selected by regional representatives based on housing needs.
  • The $3.26 million project received funding from federal and provincial governments through the National Housing Strategy and Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, with MN-S contributing $1.58 million.
  • Rent for these units is not based on household income and aims to be "at least 30 per cent lower than market rental rates," Philip said; one home in each community is accessible.
  • Two homes were built by students through partnerships involving Dumont Technical Institute and Northlands College, while MN-S prioritizes Métis contractors and businesses during the public request for proposals process.
  • The next phase will add 12 tiny homes in La Loche, Buffalo Narrows, and Cumberland House, with the project expected to be completed in spring 2027.
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MN-S expands affordable housing in northern Saskatchewan

Eight new Métis housing units have opened in five northern communities, as MN-S prepares to build 12 more affordable homes by spring 2027.

BUFFALO NARROWS, SK, Sept. 23, 2026 /CNW/ -- Too many people in Canada have difficulty finding accommodation they can afford.

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Government of Saskatchewan broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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