incorporated in Newfoundland and Labrador in May 1994. In 2012, Habitat Newfoundland sent its first Global Village Team to Thailand. Habitat for Humanity in Northwest Territories Construction of the first Habitat for Humanity homes in the Northwest Territories began in June 2014. Habitat for Humanity in Nova Scotia Habitat was established in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1992 as Habitat for Humanity Halifax Dartmouth. In 2011, they became Habitat for Humanity Nova Scotia, a provincial affiliate of Habitat for Humanity Canada. In 2003, a chapter was established on the South Shore, which dedicated its first home in Bridgewater in 2006. The affiliate opened a ReStore in Burnside, Nova Scotia in 2006. Habitat for Humanity Halifax-Dartmouth hosted its first Women Build in 2007. Habitat HRM dedicated its 25th home in Sackville in 2008. Habitat for Humanity in Nunavut Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit became an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity Canada in 2005. Iqaluit was the first Canadian affiliate to benefit from Global Village support, in 2007. They built the first home in 2007 with the assistance of two teams of Global Village volunteers. The second home was built in 2009 with the assistance of 3 more Global Village teams. Habitat for Humanity in Ontario Habitat for Humanity Toronto Habitat Toronto was established in 1988 as an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity Canada. Habitat for Humanity Toronto was a local grassroots organization from its founding in 1988 to 2001. Every couple of years the organization built one or two homes thanks to a small group of dedicated volunteers and corporate donors. In 2001 Habitat Toronto embarked on their biggest challenge yet, attempting to build seven homes at once. In 2009, over 80 homes were built at three different build sites, due to the generosity of committed volunteers and donors. In 2008 11,000 volunteers donated over 84,658 hours of their time and talent to Habitat for Humanity Toronto. Habitat Toronto has built homes throughout Toronto and recently broke ground on their 200th affordable home. Homes Built from 2006-2009: Source: In 2007-2008 Habitat Toronto successfully built the first official Energy Star certified homes in Canadian Habitat History. In 2009, the organization broke ground on Canada's first solar-paneled homes built by Habitat for Humanity at the Williams Way Build Site. The homes being built here are expected to be upwards of 25% more efficient than the Ontario Building Code Standards. This will help reduce the cost