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Northwest Territories commissions review of local housing governance

Housing NWT invited proposals for an independent review of how Local Housing Organizations are governed and deliver social and market housing, with submissions due November 25. The review will examine decision making, oversight, finances and responsibilities before recommending changes that could affect communities and housing administrators across the territory.

Housing NWT invited proposals for an independent review of how Local Housing Organizations are governed and deliver social and market housing, with submissions due November 25. The review will examine decision making, oversight, finances and responsibilities before recommending changes that could affect communities and housing administrators across the territory.

Original source: Government of Northwest Territories, October 27, 2026.

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Original source Government of Northwest Territories, 2026-10-27 ↗

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