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Canada Adds $130 Million for Inuit Housing, Bringing Total to $327.8 Million

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Canada Adds $130 Million for Inuit Housing, Bringing Total to $327.8 Million

The federal government is adding $130.3 million for Inuit housing over five years, bringing total Inuit investment under its housing strategy to $327.8 million. Distributed among four Inuit Treaty Organizations, the funding supports locally determined priorities including new construction, repairs, rent assistance, transitional housing, shelters and housing for students, Elders and vulnerable people.

Oct 30, 2026•10 views today

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