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Funding a housing or mental-health program in the Kenora District?

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Kenora and the Lake of the Woods from a floatplane, its yellow float struts in the frame
Kenora and the Lake of the Woods from a floatplane, about 1948 to 1972. Archives of Ontario, RG 65-35, I0015582. Open Government Licence – Ontario.

What the district's own reports say

Quoted from the Kenora District Services Board. Each one opens the report at that page.

Cover of A Place for Everyone: 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan, 2026 Update
The District is home to between 65,500 and 75,000 people in a catchment area of 407,000 km2.
Kenora District Services Board, A Place for Everyone: 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan, 2026 Update, page 21
Cover of A Place for Everyone: 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan, 2026 Update
The waitlist for community housing in the Kenora District is currently approximately 1,100 people long.
Kenora District Services Board, A Place for Everyone: 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan, 2026 Update, page 39
Cover of 2025 Housing and Homelessness Report (A Place for Everyone)
As of December 2025, through Coordinated Access, 99 individuals have been housed since 2023.
Kenora District Services Board, 2025 Housing and Homelessness Report (A Place for Everyone), page 17

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Built by James Dare, with Omoyeni Rasaq, RSSW, as reviewer. It answers only from the documents above, and tells you when they don't cover a question. It will call itself reviewed once her first review pass is done. How it works.