Nations and communities served
Who Herauf has built for.
Homes and community buildings for First Nations and Métis communities in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Each community below links to how its buildings were made and delivered.
- 01 · Northern Manitoba
St. Theresa Point First Nation
One of Canada's most remote communities, reachable by ground only when the winter ice roads form. Herauf delivered a child and family services building and, in March 2026, three youth transitional homes roughly 1,300 km north over the ice, and built the Nation's child and family services office in Winnipeg. The Nation signed a reference letter.
St. Theresa Point HousingSt. Theresa Point Child & Family Services Office
- 02 · Northern Manitoba
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
Northern housing built on the Herauf rapid portable skid system, so the build did not wait on a poured foundation and each unit can be relocated if the community's needs change.
- 03 · Alberta
Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement
20 new homes delivered with CMHC and government agencies to address housing insecurity. Built in advance, they turned an empty plot into a lived-in community within days of installation.
- 04 · Southern Saskatchewan
Zagime Anishinabek
Seven projects, one commercial dispensary building and six residential homes, delivered in partnership with Zagime Anishinabek to partner First Nations in southern Saskatchewan. Zagime Anishinabek signed a reference letter covering all seven in December 2025.
- 05 · The Pas, Manitoba
Indigenous youth housing, northern Manitoba
Youth housing built off-site and hauled north over winter ice roads, delivered ready for use.
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