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Sep 17, 2026
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'We’re building ancestral homes': A new type of house construction on display in Cape Breton
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Membertou’s financial director Kevin Chant says the community needs to build 250 units in order to meet demand.
From traditional builds to modular options, Membertou is in the process of constructing over 100 units within the next 18 months.
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Article Excerpt
Membertou needs more housing. Membertou’s financial director Kevin Chant says the community needs to build 250 units in order to meet demand. From traditional builds to modular options, Membertou is in the process of constructing over 100 units within the next 18 months. One of those homes is a first for the community — and […]
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