First Nations Housing · St. Theresa Point, Manitoba
St. Theresa Point Housing
Homes built off-season and delivered ~1,300 km north over winter ice roads to a fly-in community reachable by ground only when the ice roads form.
The project.
St. Theresa Point First Nation, Northern Manitoba
St. Theresa Point is one of Canada's most remote communities, accessible by ground only when winter ice roads form. Herauf built in controlled facilities through the off-season, then timed delivery to the ice-road window, first a Child & Family Services building, and in March 2026 a second convoy carrying three youth transitional homes roughly 1,300 km north over the ice, a delivery covered by Eagle Feather News. Quality housing, where conventional weather-dependent construction simply isn't viable.
- Challenge
- A fly-in community reachable by ground only when winter ice roads form.
- Solution
- Homes built through the off-season in controlled facilities, with delivery timed to the ice-road window.
- Result
- A Child & Family Services building plus three youth transitional homes delivered roughly 1,300 km north over the ice.
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Work with us.
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