MNPHA Annual General Meeting, October 17, 2023 12:30pmJoin us for our Annual General Meeting, to hear what the Manitoba Non-Profit Housing Association achieved throughout the past year, plans for the year ahead, to vote on the financial statements, and vote for your...
As part of its homelessness strategy, the government of Manitoba has released two calls for expressions of interest to increase social housing available for those experiencing homelessness through rent supplements, and provide a range of support services based on the...
Property managers can no longer require a damage deposit to be submitted before a lease agreement is entered with the tenant per Bill 239 (https://web2.gov.mb.ca/bills/42-5/pdf/b239.pdf) which came into force on May 30th, 2023. This applies to pet deposits as well. A...
Since a proposed new funding model for social housing was announced, MNPHA initiated a webinar with Manitoba Housing so those with expiring/expired operating agreements get the information they need. At this time, the intent is to share information about the proposed...
Canadian Rental Housing Index now updated with 2021 Census DataMNPHA is a partner on the Canadian Rental Housing Index, updated June 19 with the most recent, 2021 Census data. The Index is a comprehensive database that compiles rental housing statistics for cities,...
MNPHA created a new program to provide those who are new to the non-profit housing sector the opportunity to connect, get involved and get the tool set they need to succeed. Assiniboine Credit Union is the exclusive sponsor of New Housing Professional Program. ACU...
Manitoba Housing is establishing a block funding model designed to provide predictable and flexible funding to the non-profit sector. The funding is available to housing projects who have already come off their original agreements, and those that will soon be coming...
Telelink analyzed over 145,000 maintenance-related calls from residents across Canada between September 2021 and September 2022. They offer support for many property types, including upscale condos, affordable housing, seniors' accommodations, and everything in...
Five Things to Know About Manitoba’s Seniors Strategy The newly created Department of Seniors and Long-Term Care developed a Strategy to make Manitoba a Great Place to Age. Their process of co-development involved collaboration with a diversity of stakeholders...
Ten Things to Know about Manitoba’s Homelessness Strategy Manitoba has released its homelessness strategy, announced in the 2022 throne speech and developed over the year through consultation internal and external to government. The homelessness strategy includes...