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Company constructs ultra-sustainable home at Six Nations, hopes to build more on reserves across Canada

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Jul 29, 2016

The home for Francine Doxtator is constructed with materials like tires, bottles and cans, and it produces electricity from the wind and sun.

Delaney Windigo
APTN National News
After spending years on a housing wait list, a Six Nations woman is getting a new place to live.

It was donated by a company based in New Mexico, and it’s not your average home.

 

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