Bison Modular

05/05/2026

May 5th is Red Dress Day in Canada.

We honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people, and stand with the families and communities still seeking truth, justice, and accountability. The red dress represents lives that mattered, voices that should still be here, and those that must never be forgotten.

05/04/2026

From Bison Modular, congratulations to Chief Season Roulette and Councillors Alfred Laugher, Eddie Albert, Tyler Duncan, Tim Folster, John L. Henry, and Christina Mitchell on your election to serve Norway House Cree Nation.

We’re excited for what lies ahead and are proud to celebrate this moment with the community. We look forward to working together and supporting the future of Norway House Cree Nation!

04/21/2026

Oh, the places this work takes us! 🥹🌌

A stunning capture of the northern lights near Norway House Cree Nation. We don’t take these moments for granted! Bison Modular is so proud to be working alongside northern communities across Canada.

Big thanks to our Construction Manager, Jesse, for sharing these shots! 📸

04/15/2026

More exciting developments for Barren Lands First Nation! ⬇️

Following the recent opening of the Motel & Diner, work is well underway on the community’s new full-service grocery store, set to open this year.

The 12 modular units are now in place, with on-site connections currently happening. Once complete, the space will include a grocery store, deli and food prep area, and a pharmacy 🛒

This project supports local jobs, improves access to essential services, and keeps opportunity within the community. 🤝

We are grateful to be part of it.

04/02/2026

From concept to community impact 🤝

Take a deeper look at the Barren Lands First Nation Motel & Diner. The motel features 12 fully equipped rooms across three modules, while the two-module diner offers a full-service kitchen, dining space, takeout, along with key amenities to support both guests and staff.

More than a build, this project creates local jobs, supports economic growth, and provides a welcoming space for people to gather. 🏗️

Learn more about how we support community-driven economic development: https://bisonmodular.ca/community-approach/economic-development/

03/26/2026

More moments from this week in Barren Lands First Nation 🫶🌌

Explore how we can support your community with a similar project at www.bisonmodular.ca 📱

03/26/2026

This week in Barren Lands First Nation has been something we will never forget! ✨ The people, the energy, the landscape. Truly something special.

The Diner and Motel are now open, and seeing the turnout and support from the community at this week’s soft opening says everything!

A sincere thank you to Chief, Council, and the entire community for welcoming us and trusting us to be apart of this project.

This is what we do it for! 🫶

Barren Lands Grocery Store & General Store Coming Soon….

03/23/2026

As sports playoffs heat up across Canada, it’s a reminder of the role these spaces play in bringing communities together. 🏒

Community centres and arenas are more than just buildings, they’re places to connect, compete, and belong. We’re proud to help build spaces that keep communities strong.

Looking to bring a recreation facility to your community? Get in touch at [email protected] 🤳

https://bisonmodular.ca/community--buildings/recreational-facility-gym/

03/09/2026

🏨✨ Exciting times in Pikangikum!

The new 36-unit motel and 2,340 sq. ft. diner is coming together! It includes a full bedroom & bathroom in each unit and an on-site laundromat! This project is all about bringing further comfort, convenience, and new opportunities to the community.

Coming soon...

03/09/2026

Looking forward to this important event! Come connect with us at our booth to discuss how our full turnkey modular housing solutions can best support your community!🤝

Pathways to Healthy Homes: Knowledge Gathering Forum on Housing

LIMITED REGISTRATION | REGISTER TODAY!

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs invites First Nations Leadership, Portfolio Councillors, Housing Directors, and housing staff to join us for an important gathering focused on housing priorities, challenges, and solutions for our Nations.

This forum will create space to hear directly from First Nations about housing experiences, identify priorities, and discuss pathways forward toward healthy, safe, and sustainable homes for our communities.

📅 March 10–11, 2026
📍 RBC Convention Centre – North Building (Main Floor)
375 York Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba

✔ Travel and per diem support available for two participants per First Nation (Leadership/Housing Staff)
✔ Registration required
✔ Agenda will be shared upon registration
✔ Limited registration – secure your spot today

Register here:
https://eventcamp.ca/event/amcpathwaystohealthyhomes