Manitoba First Nation turning sea cans into mould-proof houses | CTV National News
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Jill Macyshon reports on a Manitoba First Nation’s new project turning sea cans into mould-proof houses to help overcrowded areas.
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My house was built in 1968, looks new still. Take care of it and guess what ? It lasts .
One difference is likely climate but another would be the restrictions of the Indian Act. The story doesn't cover this, but as I understand it anyone living on reserve cannot legally own land. Anyone wanting a home would have to pay 100% of the construction costs up front: they can't get a mortgage from any bank because they do not own the land on which the home sits. That makes it difficult to build a quality home. I believe that would also be a problem maintaining the home because there would never be any equity to borrow against for something like a renovation loan.
That's not the issue...The ones they are in now were prefabricated temporary houses that weren't designed for longevity. Same with these. It's something immediate and that's what's needed but the government is responsible for this to begin with. Stop victim blaming.
@@darryl2154lmfao wokey
True.
Those houses are great for setting up a retirement community as well.
What an amazing idea!
Nice but what are they gonna do to the molding houses?
Chief gets a built house but his ppl get cheap housing. Disgusting.
Yepp its true
A perfect solution for the housing crisis in Canada. And these can be made stackable. But there is no will except for greater & greater obscene profits lead by our politicians on the take. "Let them eat cake' is all they say to the poor & low middle income earnings.
Ever seen how most of these community,s treat their houses?
On the news all the time clean your yard and in the house and that is just the one's in Winnipeg plus on Reserves
What is a sea can? Pretty silly story... sea cans...lol
Sea cans are metal rectangle shaped voluminous containers affixed to railcar chassis, semi trucks and stacked very high and placed side by side in storage and distribution yards . They are filled with goods, materials, machinery and placed on massive cargo ships like those that travel through the Suez Canal near Saudi Arabia.
Yeah Right Our Reserve Moose Lake mb will get these Were Broke