Building safe, secure, and affordable housing
Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) aims to reduce Métis core housing needs in BC by 50% over five years. The Ministry of Housing & Homelessness intends to accomplish this goal through:
- Targeted research and engagement that will identify the distinct housing needs of Métis in BC
- Development of culturally relevant affordable housing and social infrastructure
- Administration of invaluable housing support programs to assist our most vulnerable citizens
Below you can learn more about some of the projects we are working on.
Campbell River, BC | Dogwood Street
Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC), in collaboration with North Island Métis Association (NIMA), plans a six-storey apartment building with community amenity space and an adjacent child care centre at 11-47 Dogwood Street, Campbell River.
Invermere, BC | 1102 - 13th Street
MNBC is proposing to develop the property at 1102-13th Street to create a 3-story, 41-unit, purpose-built, affordable rental apartment building. It will provide a mix of 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units that will be prioritized for Métis families, seniors, individuals, and other Indigenous community members.
Terrace, BC | Greig Ave & Kalum Street
Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC), in partnership with the Northwest BC Métis Association, is developing a phased mixed-use project in Terrace. Phase one will deliver a childcare centre with space for 44 children by Summer 2025.
Saanich, BC | Raymond Street & Brunswick Place
Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC), in partnership with the Métis Nation Greater Victoria, is developing a mixed-use project in Saanich.