Linda’s Blog | Linda E. Ross Property Management Inc.

Apr 24

We, the Champagne & Aishihik First Nations’ Housing, Properties and Municipal Services Department, shall provide a variety of housing options, that are appropriate to our citizen’s interests that can instill pride in themselves, their community and to provide and support culturally appropriate community infrastructure.

Apr 24

We were invited up to work on Housing Policies for the CAFN with funding from the First Nations Market Housing Fund and were overwhelmed with the magnificence of the people and the territory. All we could think about was how blessed we are and how many different types of beauty there are in this world.

The CAFN are welcoming, respectful, strong and articulate their vision for their community clearly and passionately. And… we had many belly laughs.

Can’t wait to get back to this beautiful territory and the settlement lands of the CAFN.

I love Housing!

Who says Housing isn’t fun!

Yup Housing is really fun!

Mar 18

Mar 02

Cultural leader led participants and guests through the Witnessing Ceremony, a traditional Coast Salish ceremony to commemorate and honour the agreement between the B.C. government and AHMA.

(Left to Right) Alroy Baker, Cultural leader, Ann Howard, BC Housing, Linda Ross, former AHMA CEO, Jim Crisp, former BC Housing employee and Ray Jones, former AHMA President.

Cultural leader led participants and guests through the Witnessing Ceremony, a traditional Coast Salish ceremony to commemorate and honour the agreement between the B.C. government and AHMA.

(Left to Right) Linda Ross, former AHMA CEO, Ann Howard, BC Housing, Jim Crisp, former BC Housing employee, Shayne Ramsay, CEO, BC Housing, Ray Jones, former AHMA President, Hon. Ida Chong, Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, Margaret Pfoh, Acting CEO, AHMA, Rosanna McGregor, ED for Cariboo Friendship Society.