Canada, Saskatchewan invest $16 million in 63 homes for low-income families

PRINCE ALBERT, SASK. – The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have invested $16 million for 63 newly-renovated affordable housing for low-income families.

Originally built in 1977, the units received extensive renovations including energy efficiency improvements, interior and exterior finishes, fixtures and landscaping, a release said.

The $16 million in funding was provided for the project through the National Housing Strategy (NHS) – Canada Community Housing Initiative.

All funding provided under the NHS is cost-shared 50/50 by the federal and provincial governments across a broad spectrum of programs, the release added.