1808 Wellington Avenue,
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0G3, Canada
April 2, 2025 - April 3, 2025
09:00AM - 04:00PM CDT
The Manitoba Indigenous Housing, Capacity, Enhancement and Mobilization Initiative is hosting its annual conference at the Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre, April 2-3, 2025.
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| Description: | The Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) has been working to understand extreme weather vulnerability and risk-reduction options for low-rise residential buildings in Canada for over 20 years. This work has focussed on major drivers of disaster loss, including high wind, wildland fire, urban/pluvial flood, and hail. |
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| Description: | In this session, we will discuss the importance of HVAC protocols, heat loss calculations, and energy modelling with HOT2000 software. |
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| Description: | Indigenous Procurement Canada (IPC) is proud to showcase a comprehensive and innovative solution to address the housing shortage in Manitoba's Indigenous communities. Our approach combines high-quality, affordable modular homes with sustainable energy systems, including solar panels and energy storage, to create efficient, eco-friendly housing. |
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| Description: | The Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) has been working to understand extreme weather vulnerability and risk-reduction options for low-rise residential buildings in Canada for over 20 years. This work has focussed on major drivers of disaster loss, including high wind, wildland fire, urban/pluvial flood, and hail. |
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| Description: | In this session, we will discuss the importance of HVAC protocols, heat loss calculations, and energy modelling with HOT2000 software. |
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| Description: | CMHC will showcase how their funding programs and initiatives support sustainable housing development in First Nations across Canada. This will include recently release mould in First Nations resources, insights into accessible and universal design, and new housing design catalogue. The team will highlight how CMHC funding programs address key issues through eligible projects and initiatives. |
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| Description: | Shared Value Solutions has drafted a report for the Canadian Climate Institute called Indigenous Housing and Climate Resilience. This research paper focuses on the policy level challenges, barriers and opportunities for building climate resilient on-reserve housing for on-reserve. CCI_IndigenousHousingAndClimateResilience.pdf
We could do a session focused on this report. (It was just published this week actually.) This session could be either a presentation (somewhat shorter session) or an interactive workshop (somewhat longer session)
A presentation could entail: Background about the report |
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| Description: | Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Newfoundland Regional Chief Brendan Mitchell will speak to the urgent challenges facing First Nations in housing, homelessness, clean water and infrastructure. His keynote draws on recent reports, including the Auditor General’s 2024 housing audit, and highlights federal gaps in funding solutions – especially in Budget 2024. |
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| Description: | The Introduction to Managing Housing Tenure workshop will introduce housing professionals with tools to manage and plan housing tenure in First Nations communities. It covers confirming and documenting tenure types, defining responsibilities, and aligning policies. Additional sections focus on supporting tenure through budgeting and unit management, planning for future needs with checklists and strategies, and assessing tenure impacts to guide improvements. |
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| Description: | Indigenous Procurement Canada (IPC) is proud to showcase a comprehensive and innovative solution to address the housing shortage in Manitoba's Indigenous communities. Our approach combines high-quality, affordable modular homes with sustainable energy systems, including solar panels and energy storage, to create efficient, eco-friendly housing. |
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| Description: | Sun Certified Builders Co-op is a worker owned construction company specializing in energy efficient construction and retrofits. Our incorporation as a co-operative is significant in that we operate our business following the Statement of Co-operative Identity which outlines values and principles shared by all co-operatives around the world. In practice this means more focus on sustainability, resiliency, concern for community, and the environment. Since our incorporation in 2012 we have sought to continuously improve our building system to optimize performance, sustainability, cost effectiveness, and occupant health and comfort. |
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| Description: | CMHC will showcase how their funding programs and initiatives support sustainable housing development in First Nations across Canada. This will include recently release mould in First Nations resources, insights into accessible and universal design, and new housing design catalogue. The team will highlight how CMHC funding programs address key issues through eligible projects and initiatives. |
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