Under contract with Indigenous Services Canada, NovaDome delivered rapid-deploy, emergency-ready shelter systems to support urgent housing needs in North Caribou Lake First Nation (Weagamow) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The community received a fleet of insulated fiberglass domes, fully equipped with flooring, bathrooms, kitchens, generators, and septic kits—ensuring safe, livable housing from day one.
NovaDome’s mission was clear:
Provide emergency housing that could be rapidly deployed in a remote northern environment.
Engineer structures to withstand severe winters with insulation and resilience.
Deliver turnkey solutions, not just empty shells—ensuring immediate usability upon arrival.
Multiple domes supplied to North Caribou Lake First Nation.
Outfitted with flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, and utilities.
Generators and septic kits for off-grid, self-sufficient operation.
Insulated fiberglass design built for northern durability.
Deployment coordinated to meet urgent COVID-19 timelines.
Immediate, safe shelter capacity for vulnerable members of the community.
Self-contained living environments, ready for occupancy on arrival.
A foundation for future emergency preparedness in remote regions.
By delivering fully equipped, insulated domes at scale, NovaDome supported Indigenous Services Canada and North Caribou Lake First Nation in responding quickly to a crisis.
These rapid-response domes prove that speed, resilience, and livability can come together to meet urgent housing needs—exactly where and when they matter most.
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