Block D Apartments - Endayaan Omaa Location:Naawi-Oodena, situated at the intersection of Kenaston Boulevard and Taylor Avenue Developer:Treaty One Development Corporation Architects: Number TEN Architectural Group [Building] | HTFC Planning & Design [Courtyard] Status:U/C Media:Ottawa contributes $91M to 10-storey Naawi-Oodena apartment block–Winnipeg Free Press Documents:Canada announces funding for Treaty One Nations to build 260 homes on Naawi-Oodena Description: A significant milestone in Winnipeg's urban development occurred with the federal government's announcement of a $91 million contribution to the Endayaan Omaa ("Home is Here" in Anishinaabemowin) project, a nine-storey apartment building under construction at the Naawi-Oodena site—the former Kapyong Barracks lands in southwest Winnipeg, now Canada's largest urban reserve led by the Treaty One Nations consortium. This First Nations-led initiative will deliver 260 housing units, including 109 at below-market affordable rents, targeting families, students, and the broader community. Designed with cultural elements like a central courtyard evoking forest connections and Indigenous-inspired cladding, the project began construction in July and is slated for completion in 2027 or 2028.