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Boozhoo, Welcome!
Upcoming office closures:
OCTOBER 7 through 11, 2024
230 Van Norman Street location will be CLOSED in prep for new location / office shuffle
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OCTOBER 14, 2024
CLOSED for Thanksgiving Day
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Native People of Thunder Bay Development Corporation
Our office is open to the public and will continue as a 'mask friendly zone'.
Masks or face coverings will not be required to enter the office, however, we ask that you continue to maintain physical distance from others and sanitize your hands if showing signs of cough, cold, or flu-like symptoms.
For anyone not wishing to enter the office, the front entrance DROP BOX will remain available for use from Monday to Friday, between 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
When using the drop box, please make sure your name and address are on the item(s) that are put inside. Disclaimer - use of the drop box is at your sole discretion. The Corporation will not be liable for any loss, damage, or inconvenience of any nature or kind whatsoever arising as a result of using the drop box.
Thank you in advance for your co-operation and understanding.
Housing Agency Copes With Cuts
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Welcome to the Native People of Thunder Bay Development Corporation Housing Program!
The Native People of Thunder Bay Development Corporation was established as a Non-Profit Charitable Housing Corporation in 1973 in order to provide housing and support services to people of Native ancestry in and around Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Celebrating our 50th Anniversary in 2023, we are pleased to continue our commitment to Indigenous families and Seniors/Elders find suitable and affordable housing.
Click here to learn more about our organization.
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Aims and Objectives of Native People of Thunder Bay Development Corp.
- To promote the economic and social welfare of persons of Indigenous Ancestry;
- To establish, maintain and operate low-income housing;
- To inform the public of the continuing need for low-income housing.
Urban Native Housing Program
Persons of Aboriginal Ancestry routinely face discrimination when searching for rental accommodations in urban centers and many of them end up living in substandard, unsafe dwellings. In response to this discrimination and in acknowledgment of its historic commitment to the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, the Federal Government created the Native component of Section 56.1 and 95 of the National Housing Act (the Urban Native Housing Program), allowing Native non-profit Corporations to purchase and construct housing units to provide safe, affordable and decent housing to persons of Aboriginal ancestry.
Learn more about the Urban Native Housing Program
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