Zagime Anishinabek Residential Housing, a Herauf Modular project in Zagime Anishinabek, Saskatchewan
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Zagime Anishinabek Residential Housing

Zagime Anishinabek, Saskatchewan · First Nations Housing

Seven modular projects, commercial and residential, delivered in partnership with Zagime Anishinabek across southern Saskatchewan First Nations.

What was in the scope?

  • Seven modular building projects with Zagime Anishinabek: one commercial dispensary building and six residential homes.
  • Delivered to partner First Nations in southern Saskatchewan.

When did it happen?

  1. 18 December 2025Zagime Anishinabek's Director of Lands & Infrastructure signs the reference letter covering all seven projects.

What we delivered

  • Residential Housing
  • Off-Site Build
  • Community Focused

Project facts

Client
Zagime Anishinabek
Projects
7: one commercial dispensary and six residential homes
Region
Partner First Nations in southern Saskatchewan
Built
Off-site
Building
First Nations Housing
Location
Zagime Anishinabek, Saskatchewan
Province or territory
Saskatchewan
Category
First Nations Housing
Reference
Signed letter from Dez Standingready, Director, Lands & Infrastructure, Zagime Anishinabek Nation

What did the client say?

“Across all projects, Herauf Modular consistently demonstrated professionalism, responsiveness, and a solution focused mindset.”

“Their team showed a strong ability to work with Indigenous leadership, community stakeholders, and external partners while navigating logistical, site specific, and regulatory considerations.”

“Based on our direct experience, Herauf Modular has proven to be a reliable and capable modular construction partner in both residential and commercial applications.”

Dez Standingready, Director, Lands & Infrastructure, Zagime Anishinabek Nation. Read the full letter (PDF) · All reference letters

About this kind of building

Herauf partners directly with First Nations and Métis communities, and with CMHC and government agencies where applicable. Because homes are built complete in controlled facilities, remote and fly-in communities can still be served, such as St. Theresa Point First Nation, roughly 700 km north over winter ice roads.

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