Capital Projects & Asset Management

The Capital Projects & Asset Management program of the Haisla Nation is dedicated to the effective planning, execution, and maintenance of the Nation's infrastructure and assets. The program ensures that all capital projects align with the community’s growth and sustainability goals, while managing and preserving the Nation’s assets to support long-term operational efficiency.

Capital Projects and Planning:

Overseeing the planning, design, and construction of new infrastructure projects, ensuring they meet community needs and are delivered on time and within budget.

Asset Management:

Managing and maintaining the Nation’s assets, including buildings, fleet, and equipment, to ensure their longevity, safety, and functionality.

Janitorial Services:

Providing comprehensive cleaning and maintenance services for all Haisla Nation buildings to ensure a clean, safe, and welcoming environment.

The Housing program of the Haisla Nation is dedicated to providing safe, affordable, and culturally appropriate housing solutions for the community. The program supports home ownership initiatives, offers housing assistance, and manages Nation-owned rental properties to ensure that all members have access to secure and sustainable living environments.

Home Ownership Initiatives and Support:

Providing resources, education, and financial assistance to members interested in home ownership, helping them navigate the process and achieve long-term housing stability.

Management of Nation-Owned Rentals:

Overseeing the allocation, maintenance, and management of rental properties owned by the Nation, ensuring they are well-maintained and accessible to those in need.

Haisla Elders Assistance Program (H.E.A.P)

At a duly convened Council meeting held on July 18, 2024, the Haisla Elders Assistance Program (H.E.A.P) policy amendments and budget received approval.

H.E.A.P aims to assist Haisla elders aged 55 and older by offering financial aid for essential home improvements, enhancing safety, accessibility, and quality of life for our elders.

Key updates to the policy include:

• Must be a registered Haisla member aged 55 and above.
• Must be a homeowner residing in the home, whether on or off reserve.
• The allocation of $40,000 is per household, not per member.
• Those who previously received $10,000 through H.E.A.P are eligible for an additional $30,000 only.

To read the policy in full, please refer to the Haisla Elders Assistance Program Policy.

To apply for this funding please download and complete the H.E.A.P Application.

Note: The application must be completed in full and submitted through the Housing Coordinator. Please ensure the homeowner's status card number is included next to their name on the application along with a phone number they can be contacted at. Incomplete submissions will cause delays.

To inquire and/or apply through our Community Development department, members can reach out to Elaine Stewart, Housing Coordinator, at:

Email: estewart@haisla.ca

Phone: 250-639-9361, Ext. 214

Rental Contacts

For all on-reserve rental inquiries please contact:

Heidi Alexcee - On-Reserve Property Manager

Email: halexcee@haisla.ca

Phone: 250-639-3829

For all off-reserve rental inquiries please contact:

M’akola Terrace Regional Office - Property Management Team

You can contact the Terrace team in the following ways:

Phone: 250-638-8339 and

Walk-in/Mail: 4726 Park Avenue. Terrace, BC V8G 1W1

For repairs or after hours emergency contact the toll-free 24 hours repair line at 1-877-590-0204 Ext. 2

For rent collections items (including discussing a 10 Day Notice) call M’akola’s rent collection team toll-free at 1-877-590-0204 Ext. 4

For non-urgent questions or concerns contact M’akola via email at INFO@makola.bc.ca