City of Toronto staff on the 10th floor patio of our new building.

Aboriginal drummers at the Wigwamen picnic.

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

Wigwamen's largest building to date, located in the brand new Canary District of downtown Toronto.

Look up ... waaaay up. 145 households live in our new 12 storey building.

City of Toronto staff on the 10th floor patio at 75 Cooperage Street.

Entertainment at the annual Wigwamen Picnic in the park.

The 2016 Wigwamen Scholarship winners! They're a happy lot.

Wigwamen's maintenance staff grill a mean burger! (The flames are intentional.)

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

WELCOME!

Founded in 1972, Wigwamen Incorporated, a non-profit and charitable organization, is Ontario’s oldest and largest urban Aboriginal housing provider. With 214 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, a new nine-unit apartment building in Toronto, a 41-unit apartment building in Ottawa, and now a new 145-unit apartment building in the Canary District of Toronto, Wigwamen is committed to providing decent, safe and affordable housing to thousands of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal families, singles and seniors.

BREAKING NEWS ... Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association ‎"2016 Award for Excellence" awarded to Wigwamen Incorporated. Watch the video!

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