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Habitat for Humanity Multiplex opens Sept. 2012

September 10th, 2012 5 Images
James Elliot, one of seven men with developmental disabilities who now have the own home thanks to Habitat for Humanity Boundary, talked to a crowd of more than 50 people about what homeownership means for him. Photo Erin Perkins.
More than 50 people gathered in front of the new green built multiplex on 72nd Avenue in Grand Forks to celebrate the achievement of Habitat for Humanity Boundary. Photo Erin Perkins.
James Elliot gives his step mom Christy Luke a big thank you for all her support through the building process. He and the six other men who will live in the house had to donate a minimum of 500 hours to the project. Photo Erin Perkins.
John Slater, MLA for Boundary-Similkameen, gave his best wished and congratulations for the unique one-of-a-kind green building Habitat for Humanity Boundary made. Photo Erin Perkins.
Terry Petkau, national director of building services for Habitat for Humanity Canada, personally came to see the opening of this first green built multiplex in Canada. Photo Erin Perkins

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