Executive Summary This report provides a broad overview of the Indigenous housing ecosystem across Canada, with a focus on the civil society organizations that are making significant contributions—particularly in rural and remote regions, as well as certain demographic areas of concern for housing accessibility. Through a short-term yet in-depth research process involving a grey literature review and 10 informational interviews with key thought-leaders, we mapped the major actors in Indigenous housing and examined how they are connected demographically and geographically. Our findings underscore that while funding remains critical, sustainable and culturally relevant housing solutions depend on community-led governance, holistic approaches to “home” and well-being, and closer collaboration between government, Indigenous leadership, and civil society groups. Central to this report is ...
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