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New
Representative Acclaimed To The Aboriginal
Seat On Board Of The Canadian Housing And
Renewal Association (CHRA)
 The
NAHA Board of Directors is pleased to
announce that Tina Hlady, Executive
director, Aqanttanam Housing Society, in
Cranbrook, British Columbia, has been
acclaimed as the representative from the
Aboriginal Community on the CHRA Board of
Directors.
Tina has been the Executive Director of the
Aqanttanam Housing Society (AHS) for the
past 8 ˝ years. In this position, she has
increased the portfolio size of AHS and
successfully executed expiry of operating
agreement plans, allowing AHS to
successfully sustain and expand social
housing in a tough economic climate. Tina
brings to the CHRA Board experience as a
Board Member with the Aboriginal Housing
Management Association (AHMA) and the B.C.
Non-Profit Housing Association (BCNPHA). As
an effective advocate and now, as a CHRA
board member, Tina will continue to draw
attention to the housing needs of urban
Aboriginal peoples, and to speak to the
collective interests of First Nations, Métis
and Inuit peoples with passion, ability and
perseverance.
Aqanttanam Housing Society is a member of
the National Aboriginal Housing Association,
and Tina will serve well as our voice within
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