Housing

To provide housing options for safe, affordable, and energy efficient housing
​for ​our members in a manner that is unbiased, transparent, and fair.
HOUSING NEWS
There are 160 housing units registered in Mississauga First Nation. 87% of these units are single-detached dwellings, with apartments and other multi-unit structures accounting for the other 13%. Having a structured Housing Policy will provide Chief and Council, the Housing Committee, and the Housing staff with a framework to deliver the Housing Program to all Band members in a manner that is unbiased, transparent and fair.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
​In conjunction with Chief and Council, the Housing Committee, and staff, the following principles have been established. 

​These Guiding Principles will remain to accommodate our First Nation membership:
  • Chief & Council has delegated the responsibility for most housing related matters to Housing Committee and Housing Staff;
  • Build safe, affordable and energy efficient housing for our band members;
  • Develop a proper maintenance program to ensure a minimum level of health and safety;
  • To extend the useful life of our existing housing stock;
  • Create local employment and provide training opportunities for our members to develop certified trade skills;
  • Develop housing for Band members;
  • To promote home ownership by providing eligible members with access to affordable and competitive mortgages through the Market Based Housing Program.​ ​
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Housing & Property Manager
The Property Manager is responsible for overseeing the efficient daily operations of the Housing Program and properties at Chiblow Lake and Darrel Lake. Reporting to the Infrastructure Director, the role involves managing resources, coordinating administration, verifying applicant status, rent collection, budgeting, ensuring compliance with regulations, coordinating repairs, and providing tenant support. The Property Manager collaborates with the Housing Committee, attends workshops, and communicates with Chief and Council. The role encompasses comprehensive property management, from financial and administrative tasks to tenant relations and program expansion initiatives.
Housing Administrative Assistant
​The Housing Administrative Assistant role involves providing administrative and clerical support to the Housing and Infrastructure Department. Reporting to the Property Manager, the assistant's responsibilities encompass a range of administrative tasks, including setting up purchase order systems, managing mail, filing documents, greeting visitors, answering phone calls, and assisting with record-keeping through scanning and archiving housing documents. The role also involves assisting in the development of maintenance files, creating monthly newsletters for health, safety, maintenance, and preventative measures for housing units, organizing Housing Committee Meeting minutes, and offering technical support in various clerical and administrative tasks for the housing program and services. The assistant may also arrange meetings, prepare correspondence, track inquiries, and participate in training and special assignments as needed.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
M. McGregor, Housing Manager
K. McCallum, Housing Admin. Assistant
LINKS​
Housing Policy amended June 2015
Ontario Aboriginal Housing Site
MFN Housing Facebook Page
Jordan's Principal
First Nation Child Welfare Info Sheet
Technical Services Online Newsletter (May 2022)
Hydro One Underground Cable Locator Request
What NOT to flush!
National Housing Strategy
Long-Term Housing Funds for Indigenous Communities​
APPLICATIONS & FORMS
Housing Application
Housing Application Fillable
Renovation Request Form
Hydro/HST Delivery Exemption
Hydro One Financial Assistance
Ontario Electricity Support Application
Monthly Maintenance Checklist
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