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MREA Launches Innovative Aboriginal Housing Program
Manitoba Tipi Mitawa - A Quality of Life Initiative
Winnipeg, Manitoba, January 18, 2008
First Nations people who reside in urban centres in Manitoba will have a greater opportunity to own their homes and improve their lives this year, thanks to an innovative home ownership program believed to be the first of its kind in Canada, developed by the Manitoba Real Estate Association in partnership with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs. View the Full Media Release
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What REALTORS are saying about Tipi Mitawa
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How this program will make a difference
in people's quality of life.
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 A press conference launching Manitoba Tipi Mitawa was hosted in Winnipeg January 18th |
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 Manitoba Housing Minister Gord Macintosh announces $400,000 in government funding for the first phase of the program. |
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 AMC Grand Chief Ron Evans says the program will help break the cycle of poverty faced by some First Nations people.
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 Winnipeg MP Rod Bruinooge said this initiative is a model for communities across the country. |
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this program funded? Who qualifies? Who decides who qualifies? Why is this program necessary?
Have all your questions answered.
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Applications And More Information
To apply, contact The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs 204.956.0610 or toll free 1-888-324-5483.
For interviews, contact Harry DeLeeuw, Chair of Aboriginal Homeownership, MREA 204.981.2424, hdeleeuw@mts.net
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It's All About Quality Of Life For Everyone
The REALTORS® commitment to the Quality of Life philosophy is based on five principles that REALTORS® and Manitoba residents feel are important for building better communities. They are: ensuring economic vitality, providing housing opportunities, preserving the environment, building better communities, protecting property owners.
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