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Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

The Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is a Mohawk First Nations reserve on the Bay of Quinte. The community takes its name from a variant spelling of Mohawk leader Joseph Brant’s traditional Mohawk name, Thayendanegea. Tyendinaga is a small community, but it is rich in heritage and culture.

Welcome to Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

Contact

613-396-3424
613-396-1944 (Tyendinaga Township)
www.mbq-tmt.org

Tanya King-Maracle 613-967-3616
anyakm@mbq-tmt.org

Population

4150

Key Features

  • Rich in culture and heritage
  • Authentic Mohawk community
  • Beautiful scenery and area

Major Industries

  • Arts, Crafts, & Gifts
  • Specialty tobacco products
  • Solar products
  • Gas bars
  • Construction trades

Major Attractions

The Tyendinaga community hosts several authentic Mohawk traditional celebrations every year that the general public can also be included in. This community is very proud of their culture and is willing to share their stories and way of life with all of those interested.

Jobs

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Education

Tyendinaga is home to First Nations Technical Institute, an educational partner with Canadore College.

The reserve also has a primary school, Quinte Mohawk School.

For high school on-reserve residents have the option of attending Moria Secondary School in Belleville, or attending the Ohahase Learning Centre, which is a private secondary school operated by the First Nations Technical Institute.

WHAT'S ON Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

Healthcare

Wendy Sonneveld (Community Health Nurse) 613-967-3603

Home & Community Care

Community Health Team

Community Links

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Mohawk people holding a canoe and walking on grass towards the water for the Mohawk Landing celebration.

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