Buffalo Lodge in Lethbridge, Alta., is a unique project made possible through federal funding that aims to meet the needs of Indigenous people who have to move off their reserve.
RELATED VIDEO: The federal government recently announced its investment of $172 million to help build and repair 4,257 affordable homes in Alberta. The Aboriginal Housing Society received $34,997,000 in funding for its Buffalo Lodge affordable housing project in Lethbridge . Jordan Prentice has more on why this project is so valuable.recently received $34,997,000 in funding from the federal government for its Buffalo Lodge project in Lethbridge , Alta.
“We’re hit with racism and stereotyping,” said Many Fingers. “We’re also learning in an urban setting, and that in itself is difficult to overcome.” For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen.
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