CArrie Hookey
Secretary
Carrie is a long-time resident of the Port Rexton area and currently lives in Trinity East. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and Geography, along with a Bachelor of Education (Intermediate/Secondary) from Memorial University. After completing her studies, Carrie began a full-time teaching position on the Bonavista Peninsula. Having returned to her hometown at the start of the pandemic, Carrie has faced the challenges of affordable housing firsthand. This personal experience, coupled with her desire to help other young families avoid similar struggles, has inspired her to invest in the Otter Housing Association.
About Us
Otter Housing Association
Our mandate is to promote access to green affordable housing through planning, development, construction and operation within Newfoundland and Labrador’s rural communities.
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OHA Updates
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Geotechnical Assessment Completed
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In November 2025, we completed a geotechnical assessment at our project site—an essential engineering evaluation of the soil, rock, and groundwater conditions that will inform…
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Project 2050
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In October 2025, OHA connected with local schools to introduce Project 2050 as part of our climate action initiative funded by CMHC’s Housing Accelerator Fund. Project 2050: Climate-Friendly…
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Community-Led Rural Housing Futures
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In March 2025, OHA participated in a Supervised Research Project led by the School of Urban Planning at McGill University. The project focused on Community-Led…