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So that means that someone making $4000 a month just to afford a aprtment in Brandon these days can qualify for Manitoba housing.., as rents are approx $1000 a month for an apartment

You are still confused by the average monthly rent, despite being corrected in your other thread.  
Repeatedly stating incorrect information doesn’t make it true.

To qualify for Mb Housing you need to be low income. According the the Mb EIA Income chart a single person should get around $1036 per month, if you only get paid $400 per month there is something wrong somewhere. I don't know where you get the $1,000 per month average rent. eBrandon is listing on the high end is $1,000 but looks on average is around the $600-$700 mark. With Mb housing you would if approved be put into a studio suite as a single person. Rent paid would be 25% of the household income. Thus if you find a partner that lives with you then their income is then i:ncluded. As for the other page you mentioned dental. On EIA basic dental coverage is i:ncluded.

charges 30% of total household income to a maximum of $700.00 per month for a one bedroom unit. In addition to the rent there is a $12.00 per month charge for power (which is included in the rent) and a monthly charge of $28.00 for parking. ( The parking charge I question as it seems to be nothing more then a money grab) For the most part Manitoba Housing is a very good landlord - should you have a problem (plumbing, electrical, or parking space needs to be cleared of snow ) they have somebody there to rectify the situation within 24 hours.