Katherine Ostvik
Handmade dreamcatchers in 2.5″, 5″ & 9″ — plus beaded lighter cases. Shop on her page. Call Katherine for all custom orders!
Hiawatha First Nation · Michisaagiig of Rice Lake
A private board for Hiawatha artists, shops, and services — logos, phones, and direct links to their sites. Shop local. Commission local. Book local.
Makers, painters, knitters, and cultural-art suppliers from the community.
Handmade dreamcatchers in 2.5″, 5″ & 9″ — plus beaded lighter cases. Shop on her page. Call Katherine for all custom orders!
Handmade in a smoke-free home. Cheryl welcomes custom orders — if you don’t see it, she’ll work with you to make it.
About 550 Indigenous fabric themes for ribbon skirts, shirts, and regalia — plus a Native Art showcase. Shop online (Canada) or by appointment in Hiawatha. Weekly classes. Status-card holders can request tax-exempt.
Vivid oils with a style you recognize — everyday life, landscape, wildlife, portraits, and commissions. Two designs became Royal Canadian Mint $200 coins (2013 and 2015).
Michelle Dundas. Inspired by her grandma. Indigenous-owned knits — see the latest on Instagram.
Handmade display cakes from Peterborough. Indigenous-owned. Ships across Canada (and further if you message first).

Craft supplies at community prices. Based in Hiawatha First Nation, owned and operated by First people. Medicines harvested on First Nation lands.
Home bakery and the restaurant on the line.
Hiawatha bakery: breads, pastries, scones, bagels, and treats — plus winter soups. Follow the weekly menu on Facebook.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at 341 Hiawatha Line. Dine-in and take-out.
Neighbourhood shops on Hiawatha Line.

Cigarettes, cigars, tobacco accessories, and humidors.

On Hiawatha Line. Call for hours and what’s in.

Drive-through tobacco shop — third one on the left on Hiawatha First Nation.
Crews who build, paint, excavate, and keep yards growing.
Local lawn care from Hiawatha First Nation — mowing, seeding, aeration, garden & seasonal cleanups, snow blowing, and more. Also serving Peterborough, Keene, Otonabee–South Monaghan, and nearby.

Residential and commercial: steel-stud framing, drywall, basement finishing, additions, and renovations.

Light and heavy equipment for land clearing, trees, roads, underground services, ponds, demolition, snow, and stone walls.
Interior and exterior painting. Drywall repairs, big or small. Fast, friendly, professional.
Excavation and landscaping with 20+ years on the job. Efficiency and quality at a fair price.
From soil to soul. Heart-led design and maintenance — weekly or seasonal care, companion planting, and outdoor builds. Extra care for seniors.
Landscaping and hardscape for every yard. Armour stone walls, stone patios, and more.
Consulting, care, beauty, and shop support.
Indigenous-owned consulting: program management, applications, data & AI, cloud, talent, and training. CCIB member.

Call to book and ask what’s on offer this week.
Child care in the community. Message the page or call for spaces and hours.
Trisha L. Cowie supports economic development, consultation, community facilitation, and policy. Logo designed by Ellen Cowie.
Urban Indigenous consulting cooperative. Heart-centred work for language, culture, health, and community well-being. ID1N verified.
Transmission rebuilding for automotive shops. Call for shop-to-shop work.
Listings and logos from the public Hiawatha First Nation Business Directory and each business’s own site. This page is private — not in search, not for the open web.
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