Project Overview
At the invitation of the City of Winnipeg, Les suites Taché is a project made possible by Réseau Compassion Network in partnership with CoHabit and Actionmarguerite. Les suites Taché, located at 825 Taché Boulevard will provide intentional and inclusive multi-family housing where affordable and supportive residences are integrated with market rent suites to create a vibrant community where all thrive.
Key Features
• 65-unit apartment building, six (6) stories.
• 100% of units are accessible or accessible-ready.
• A minimum of twenty (20) units at affordable rates (Disability Rent Assist Rate).
• Targeted support for individuals with physical disabilities in the affordable units.
• À la carte services available for all residents (e.g. cleaning, recreation, meals).
• Common area on the ground floor to foster social interaction and reduce isolation.
Anticipated Tenants
• Those who prioritize community living and belonging
• Those wanting to live close to downtown and/or in St. Boniface
• Those seeking modern, energy-efficient units
• Those who appreciate affordable yet high-quality rental options
• Young adults
• Small families
• Empty nesters or retirees
• People with physical disabilities
Les suites Taché is committed to ensuring that the impact on the existing neighbors and the broader North St. Boniface neighborhood is positive and community-focused. To do so, we will:
• Foster strong relationships between Les suites Taché residents and their neighbors, promoting a sense of belonging and connection.
• Design all suites to be either fully accessible or accessible-ready, with proper clearances and adaptable layouts. This ensures the building is barrier free for everyone at any stage of life.
• Provide sufficient parking spaces for all residents.
• Honour the heritage character of the site and surrounding neighborhood through thoughtful design that reflects the scale, rhythm and proportions of the existing residential context.
Broader Impact and Goals
• Upholds and advances human rights for people with physical disabilities.
• Offers more appropriate community-based alternatives to long-term care.
• Frees up long-term care beds for those with medical needs.
• Tackles loneliness and mental health challenges through intentional community design.
• Demonstrates the effectiveness of integrated, inclusive housing.
• Addresses the urgent need for accessible housing in Winnipeg.
Our Next Steps:
- Review comments from Community Open House.
- Continue to work with the City of Winnipeg on planning due diligence.
- Refine design concept with stakeholder inputs.
- Submit a development application to the City of Winnipeg.
- Secure funding for disability supports.
- Construction scheduled to begin December 2026.