Located north of Montreal Lake, is Weyakwin, which is actually considered a part of the Montreal Lake community. Below are several links to google earth photos of the Ojibwa village of Weyakwin, Saskatchewan. Using google earth, I learned that the small settlement has no paved streets. The small settlement may not have any paved streets but it is still a small attractive settlement. The total population of the tiny settlement is 49. That's an estimate however according to 2016's census. 2006's census reported that Weyakwin had a population of 99. 2001's census reported the population of Weyakwin to be 183. There are 41 dwellings yet only 15 are lived in. Average household size is 3.3. For some reason the population of Weyakwin has dramatically declined since 2001. The language spoken at Weyakwin is Cree which Lewis and Clark named Corrupted Ojibwa Language. This Ojibwa village is surrounded by a lush forest.
