The Nunavut Housing Corporation reports $173.99 million in contracting and leasing activity for the year ending March 31, 2026. Inuit firms accounted for $52.81 million, or 30 per cent. Source↗

The report puts Nunavut firms at 13 per cent and other firms at 57 per cent. These are registry-based categories: “other” means a supplier isn't registered with Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated or the territorial business registry, not necessarily that it operates outside Nunavut. Source↗

Construction accounted for $76.25 million and leases for $51.79 million. Source↗

Negotiated contracts represented 46 per cent of construction value, down from 98 per cent in 2022–23. The corporation attributes the shift to multi-vendor agreements for housing supply and construction. Source↗

The figures help readers track public housing business and Inuit participation. They don't establish whether procurement delivered better value.

Follow-up reporting should seek final costs and project status. Construction award values can change and don't establish completion. Source↗

The Assembly lists the corporation's report as document 088-7(2), tabled Nov. 3, 2026, by Lyall. Tabling is not approval of new spending. Source↗