Kasabonika Lake First Nation

This Ojibway community is located in northwestern Ontario. They are from Winiska Sippi (Winisk River) Ojibway's. Ojibway's called them "Winiska Sip-pi'ii" which means "Winiska River People." Their's is an isolated community. Population of Kasabonika First Nation is 849 according to a 2016 census. That does not include those living with whites. They have 212 dwellings with 179 lived in. Average household size at Kas-sa-bon-ni-ka is 4.9 persons per household. Many people continue to speak Ojibway at Kasabonika. According to 2016's census, 640 people speak Ojibway at Kasabonika Lake First Nation. Most people who live there speak Severn Ojibway. Kasabonika Lake First Nation is 46 miles or 74.1 kilometers southeast of Big Trout Lake. If they don't want to follow prophesy, they will be destroyed. There's a conspiracy at this Reserve, to promote being Cree! Your not fooling me by claiming you are Cree. I'm enforcing law! You are charged with Desertion during time of war and Forging a False National Identity during time of war. That is an extremely serious crime! However, to appease non white entities from far in the future (a thousand or so years from now or 2020) looking out for you, fill out form below requesting for amnesty. They are so advanced, they'll know who you are and also know if you refuse to identify as Ojibway. They will grant amnesty if you request it!