PROVIDING HOMES, HELP AND HOPE CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR REAL CHANGE
The Red Road Lodge is a 47 room former SRO (single room occupancy hotel) that was constructed in 1886. It sits on Treaty 1 Territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene people as well as the traditional homeland of the Metis nation .During the first 100 years of operation it earned a well deserved reputation of being the toughest bar on Main Street. In 2003 it was purchased by Richard Walls and converted into an abstinence based, supportive housing facility for homeless and at-risk individuals. Leading neighbourhood revitalization and community development the Red Road Lodge has created a unique environment using arts, culture and life skill programming as a catalyst for change helping rebuild lives and the community.
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START RESOURCE CENTRE
The START Resource Centre provides a safe and stimulating environment where community members can explore their own unique potential as they select from a variety of opportunities.
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STUDIO 631 offers leadership and connectivity to professional artists in a creative environment.
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Streetlife! is ten works by Kevin Anderson / Waabski Maa'ingan (White Wolf Man). A celebration of his longest period of safe housing, sustained artistic efforts and the pursuit of dreams.
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The Story Posts project invites Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups and individuals to create works of art exploring reconciliation, Indigenous issues, colonialism, residential schools, community, commemoration and healing.
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