Housing NWT

Housing NWT reduces reliance on leased units in public housing through Yellowknife’s Nordic Arms apartment building

Housing Northwest Territories (Housing NWT) is pleased to announce that tenants have started moving into the Nordic Arms apartment building in Yellowknife, with all tenants scheduled to move in by October 2023.

Housing NWT is taking meaningful steps to expand its portfolio of owned public housing units to increase the wellbeing of individuals and communities by providing fair access to quality housing supports for those who need it most.

Paulie Chinna: Federal Partnerships

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Mr. Speaker, as Housing Minister one of my main goals was to strengthen and develop partnerships and relationships. Now, as we come to the end of this Legislative Assembly, it is evident that partnerships have played a critical role in our success. One of our most important relationships is, of course, with the Government of Canada. We have a number of programs and new projects that would not be possible without this partnership.

Paulie Chinna: Indigenous Government Partnerships and Capacity Building

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Mr. Speaker, Housing NWT has been very successful in building strong partnerships with Indigenous governments over the life of this government, because we have cultivated collaborative relationships with them. This is particularly important with the large amounts of distinctions-based funding that flows directly from the Government of Canada to NWT Indigenous governments for their housing priorities.

Northwest Territories organizations receive support to prevent homelessness in Indigenous communities

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https://www.canada.ca/en/office-infrastructure/news/2023/08/northwest-territories-organizations-receive-support-to-prevent-homelessness-in-indigenous-communities.html

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