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Ontarios Government is putting Ontarians first by supporting Kenoras Indigenous community with new housing and support services. Steve Clark Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing was joined by Greg Rickford Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Member of Provincial Parliament for Kenora-Rainy River to announce a 4.5 million provincial investment to help build a new housing facility for Indigenous people.Our government has a strong record of providing support for affordable housing and we continue to work to close the housing gaps faced by Indigenous people living in urban and rural communities all over the province said Steve Clark Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. This new facility does more than just put a roof over peoples heads it offers the supports for those struggling with addiction and an opportunity to thrive.The facility will house up to 30 Indigenous people who experience chronic homelessness. The space will also offer programs for those struggling with addictions. Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services will build and operate the facility including the supportive housing program.Providing better access to housing and support services will make a real difference for Indigenous peoples living in Kenora said Greg Rickford Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Member of Provincial Parliament for Kenora-Rainy River. Indigenous communities deserve the same opportunities that all Ontarians have come to expect.Ontario works with municipalities to improve the overall supportive housing system. The province also provides financial support for off-reserve affordable housing supportive housing capital repairs and rent supplements.