Mohawk General Store
Retail
Community retail serving the Tyendinaga territory with everyday goods and local products.
Land Acknowledgement: Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is located on the Bay of Quinte in eastern Ontario. The territory was established in 1784 when Mohawk Loyalists settled on land granted by the British Crown following the American Revolution.
Haudenosaunee (Mohawk / Kanyen'kehaka)
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Eastern Ontario (Bay of Quinte), Ontario, Canada
A Mohawk community on the Bay of Quinte near Deseronto, Ontario. Named after Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), the territory has a strong cultural identity and growing local economy.
3
Businesses
~11,000 (band members)
Population
2
Events
Language & Culture — Kanien'kéha
Mohawk
Traditional Name:
Kanien'kéha
Language Family:
Iroquoian
Speakers:
~3,500 total Mohawk speakers across all communities
UNESCO Status:
Severely Endangered
Essential Phrases
Hello / Greeting
She:kon
/seh-KOHN/
Hello / I am still well
Thank You
Nia:wen
/nyah-WEN/
Thank you
Welcome
Sewatahonhsí:yo't
/seh-wah-tah-hon-SEE-yoht/
You are welcome
Cultural Values
Skén:nenPeace
Ka'shátstenhseraStrength / Power
Ka'nikonhrí:ioGood Mind / Righteousness
Language Revitalisation
- •Tyendinaga Mohawk Language and Cultural Centre
- •Quinte Mohawk School Kanien'kéha programmes
- •Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na language centre
Preserving Indigenous Languages: Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) is severely endangered and in urgent need of support. Every conversation, every phrase learned, and every child raised in the language strengthens the vitality of this community. We encourage visitors to learn and use these phrases respectfully.
RetailEconomic Development
Businesses in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Tyendinaga Economic Development
Economic Development
Supporting local business creation and entrepreneurship within the Mohawk territory.
Local Smoke Shops and Convenience
Retail
Community-operated retail businesses along Highway 49.
Events & Celebrations
Tyendinaga Pow Wow
June
Annual celebration of Mohawk culture featuring traditional dance, drumming, craft vendors, and Indigenous foods.
National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebrations
June 21
Community celebrations marking National Indigenous Peoples Day with cultural activities and gatherings.
Cultural Destinations & Landmarks
Christ Church Her Majesty's Chapel of the Mohawks
Historic chapel within the territory, one of only two Royal Chapels in Canada.
Bay of Quinte Shoreline
Scenic waterfront along the Bay of Quinte, offering fishing, boating, and natural beauty.
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