Framers erecting the basement walls of Place Perrault.

Place Perrault: First floor walls near finished.

Construction of third storey of apartment building.

View of interior plumbing, wiring, insulation.

Place Perrault - a new 41 unit affordable housing project in Ottawa - gets underway! Footings in the ground.

Building footprint of Place Perrault, seen from atop the hill.

The annual "Flower Power" contest will soon get underway!

Framers erecting the basement walls of Place Perrault.

Place Perrault: First floor walls near finished.

Sewells super, “Auntie Donna”, and her super dog, Pebbles.

Second floor framing complete; the third storey begins.

New ENERGY STAR windows installed.

Post-secondary scholarships winners for 2012 were presented their awards by Bill at the Wigwamen Tenants’ Picnic.

Plumbing, wiring and insulation are in progress.

A view of the southeast corner of the building.

WELCOME!

Founded in 1972, Wigwamen Incorporated is Ontario’s oldest and largest urban Native housing provider. With 230 units scattered throughout the City of Toronto, a 92-unit apartment building for families and singles in Scarborough, a 60-unit apartment building in Northeast Scarborough, a 103-unit apartment complex for seniors in downtown Toronto, and a brand new 41-unit apartment building under construction in Ottawa, Wigwamen is committed to providing decent, safe and affordable housing to thousands of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal families, singles and seniors.

Wigwamen Non-Profit Residential Corp. delivers the Ontario Aboriginal Housing Support Services Centre’s (OAHSSC) “Rural and Native Housing Program” in a number of communities across Ontario.

Wigwamen Non-Profit is also responsible for delivery of the City and County of Peterborough’s “Peterborough Renovates Program” (PRP) for homeowners and for persons with disabilities living in the City or County of Peterborough.