This Ojibway Reservation community is located in south-central Alberta. It is a few miles west and northwest of Calgary. Below are links to maps of their Reserves and google earth photos of Morley. Second one is near O'Chiese-Sunchild Reserve. A small part of Stoney Reserve (Bearspaw-Wesley) is located around 40 miles southwest of O'Chiese-Sunchild Ojibway's. It is 100 miles northwest of their main Reserve. It's well north of Calgary. Quite suspicious if only because their small Reserve is located near O'Chiese and Sunchild Ojibway's. Stony Nakoda People are really Ojibway. They've lived in Alberta and Montana for a very long time. They named themselves Stony People or in Ojibway Language "As-si-ni Bwaan." In Ojibway, it means "Stony Ojibwa's." Word for before and genuine and original in Ojibway is "Nond," "Bwa," "Tchi-Bwa," "Bwa-Ma-shi." An Ojibway "n" plural is used. Thus, "As-si-ni Bwa" means "Stony Ojibwa," while "As-si-ni Bwaan" means "Stony Ojibwa's." We know they are Ojibwa. On-Reserve population of Stoney First Nation is 3,713 (caution must be used because their population is probably much lower) according to 2016's census. They have 855 dwellings with 735 lived in year round. Average household size is 5.0 persons per household. Around 2,305 speak corrupted Ojibway. Land area of Stoney First Nation Reserve or Reserves is 172.1 sq. mi. or 445.7 sq. km. These Ojibway's are mountain folks. Read Seven Fires Prophecy.
