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DOI	10.1016/j.buildenv.2024.111544
	Ten questions concerning First Nations on-reserve housing in Canada
	Lyeo, Joonsoo S.; Wong, Michael D.; Clyke, Natalie; Canoe, Becky Big; Kinnear, Penny; Stopps, Helen; Spence, Nicholas D.; Haines, Sarah R.
发表日期	2024
ISSN	0360-1323
EISSN	1873-684X
起始页码	257
卷号	257
英文摘要	Indigenous Peoples are the original inhabitants of Turtle Island. In Canada, three distinct groups of Indigenous Peoples are formally recognized: First Nations, Metis, and Inuit. Roughly 40 % of First Nations people with Registered or Treaty Indian status live on-reserve. Relative to the general Canadian population, First Nations living on-reserve are more likely to live in inadequate housing conditions that include significantly higher rates of mold growth and overcrowding, with a higher proportion of existing on-reserve housing stock in need of major repairs. Efforts to improve on-reserve housing conditions must be understood in the context of colonial policies, which have systematically prevented First Nations from obtaining safe, secure, and sustainable housing. This paper aims to describe the range of challenges, concerns, and innovative solutions associated with First Nations on-reserve housing. Ten questions and answers have been presented to characterize the current state of First Nations on-reserve housing in relation to the rest of the Canadian housing stock, including an in-depth comparison of the differences between on-reserve and off-reserve housing. Known factors that result in inadequate on-reserve housing are discussed, as well as a review of various operational and construction-related challenges faced on-reserve, such as community remoteness, a lack of available skilled trades, and mold and moisture issues. Human health and well-being are also discussed as a key outcome of poor housing quality, looking at both physical and mental health in communities, with special attention to the indoor air quality impacts of overcrowding and the presence of mold.
英文关键词	Housing; Health; Well-being; On-reserve; First Nations
语种	英语
WOS研究方向	Construction & Building Technology ; Engineering
WOS类目	Construction & Building Technology ; Engineering, Environmental ; Engineering, Civil
WOS记录号	WOS:001237133200001
来源期刊	BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT
文献类型	期刊论文
条目标识符	http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/299813
作者单位	University of Toronto; Toronto Metropolitan University; University of Toronto; University of Toronto; University of Toronto
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Lyeo, Joonsoo S.,Wong, Michael D.,Clyke, Natalie,et al. Ten questions concerning First Nations on-reserve housing in Canada[J],2024,257.
APA	Lyeo, Joonsoo S..,Wong, Michael D..,Clyke, Natalie.,Canoe, Becky Big.,Kinnear, Penny.,...&Haines, Sarah R..(2024).Ten questions concerning First Nations on-reserve housing in Canada.BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT,257.
MLA	Lyeo, Joonsoo S.,et al."Ten questions concerning First Nations on-reserve housing in Canada".BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT 257(2024).