Kwanlin Dün First Nation

KDFN is one of the first Canadian urban First Nations to sign Final and Self-Government Agreements. The government recently celebrated a 10-year milestone as a self-governing First Nation. The Kwanlin Dün government has worked diligently on building its internal capacity to manage the challenges and opportunities created through its Final and Self-Government Agreements. Successfully implementing the agreements is for the well-being of all citizens and is creating a revival of Kwanlin Dün First Nation traditions, culture and way of life. Among its current housing portfolio, the Government of Kwanlin Dün manages a diverse housing stock with approximately 235 rental properties with tenant leases; there are also a few privately owned homes built by citizens. With the backing of the First Nations Market Housing Fund, KDFN has potential to expand homeownership options that will enable its citizens to renovate, rent-to-own, purchase, or develop new homes on its settlement lands.