17–18 Nov 2026 · Toronto, CA

First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East

A two-day forum (November 17–18, 2026) organized by the Canadian Institute focused on First Nations housing and community infrastructure. It brings together Chiefs, councillors, senior administrators, housing managers, infrastructure leaders, government representatives, and industry partners for roundtables, case studies, legal updates and funding briefings addressing housing delivery, infrastructure, water/wastewater, climate resilience, procurement and workforce development.

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Dates
17–18 Nov 2026
Venue
Novotel Toronto North York Hotel
Location
Toronto, CA
Frequency
Annual
Audience
Trade
Duration
2 days
Scale
Small
Visitors
600Fact
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About First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East

First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East is a trade show for the Construction & Building and Urban Development & Public Sector industries, held in Toronto, Canada. The 2026 edition runs 17–18 Nov 2026 at Novotel Toronto North York Hotel. It brings together 600 visitors (organizer-confirmed).

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When is First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East 2026?
First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East 2026 runs 17–18 Nov 2026 at Novotel Toronto North York Hotel.
Where is First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East held?
First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East is held at Novotel Toronto North York Hotel in Toronto, Canada.
Is First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East worth attending?
First Nations Housing & Infrastructure East is a trade show for the Construction & Building and Urban Development & Public Sector industries, so it is most relevant to exhibitors and buyers in those industries. Whether it is worth attending depends on your objectives, but its scale and sector focus are a useful guide.

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