Tiny house built by Idle No More on way to Saskatchewan

A safe, warm — and unique — home is on its way to a man on the Big River First Nation in northern Saskatchewan, thanks to a group of Idle No More organizers and a Winnipeg company called Mini Homes of Manitoba.

"We're very proud," said Mini Homes co-owner Anita Munn, fighting back tears. "It's been an incredible journey and we're just glad to see it go."

On Tuesday, Munn and her husband Darryl Manuliak put the final touches on the tiny house before it was loaded on a truck to begin the more than 1,000 kilometre, 10-hour drive to the Big River First Nation, north of Saskatoon.

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