Kahnawake Brewing Company
A microbrewery and pub in Kahnawà:ke, described by Indigenous tourism organizations as the first Native-owned microbrewery on a First Nation's territory in Canada.
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First Nations & Indigenous Peoples in Montreal
Montreal stands on Tiohtià:ke, traditional Mohawk territory.
Overview
Montreal — Tiohtià:ke — is on the traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk), with the nearby communities of Kahnawake and Kanesatake. A diverse urban Indigenous population from many nations also lives across the city.
Indigenous organizations support culture, education, health and the arts, and Indigenous history is increasingly recognized in the city’s public life.
Associated neighbourhoods
Cultural institutions & landmarks
- Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
- Indigenous cultural and education organizations
Businesses serving this community
Dable Advisory & Consulting Services
A wholly Indigenous-owned advisory firm: strategy, finance, economic development, valuation, negotiation and regulatory support.
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Mistral Electrical Services Inc.
A Mohawk-owned electrical company serving industrial, commercial and institutional work across Greater Montreal and Quebec.
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SteelHawk Homes
An Indigenous-owned builder specialising in pre-built homes using light-steel structure, designed for affordable, durable housing.
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Screaming Chef Cuisine
An Indigenous restaurant in Kahnawà:ke serving contemporary cooking from local, seasonal ingredients.
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Wolf’s Den
A Kahnawà:ke family business established in 1990: First Nations arts and crafts, apparel, jewellery, moccasins and beadwork supplies.
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Rowy’s Preservation Nation
A wholly Mohawk-owned food business making handcrafted pickles, salsa and pickled beans.
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The Cakery Bakery Kahnawake
A family bakery in Kahnawà:ke: cakes, cookies and baked goods.
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Lotus + Sage Holistics
A Kanien'kehá:ka holistic wellness business: treatments, classes, workshops and natural products.
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KEL Tech Gear
A Mohawk-owned, woman-owned outdoor gear company hand-making technical bags, bike bags and chalk bags.
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Kaienthókwen
An Indigenous food business offering foods grown, harvested and produced by Indigenous peoples: traditional corn, squash and pumpkin, wild rice and wild blueberries.
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Sequoia
A Mohawk-owned company making handmade bath and body products — soaps, lotions, candles and fragrance — drawing on Mohawk culture.
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A general historical and cultural overview, for information.
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