This Saulteaux Ojibway community of chief Big Bears Reservation, is located in Saskatchewan. Birch Narrows First Nation is a Chipewyan community. We know from 1832's Edinburgh Encyclopedia that Athabascan People including Chipewyan, are Ojibway. Chipewyan People have been brainwashed. Birch Narrows First Nation on-Reserve population is 476 according to 2016's census. They have 146 dwellings with 131 lived in. Average household size is 3.7 persons per household. Around 130 speak Corrupted Ojibway Language at Birch Narrows First Nation. They use an Ojibway "n" plural instead of an English "s" plural. Chippawan and Chippawas. Birch Narrows First Nation town is located along Wasekamio Lakes south shores.