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O'Chiese/Sunchild, O'Chiese/Sunchild Reserve
Location of O'Chiese/ Sunchild is several miles northwest of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. Below are links to google earth photos of O'Chiese land. For nearly 70 years these Ojibway Folks refused to accept Treaty 6 which is illegal. Authentic Ojibwa leaders would never sign treaty with a family! Their law was to sign legitimate treaties with governments of nations. Not with monarchies! Canada continues to refer to much of Canada land as "Crown Land." It's definition is the monarchy of England or the king of England owns the land. All treaties signed between the Ojibwa Nation that includes "The Crown" are illegal. That means nearly all of Canada's land remains Ojibwa Land. A government be it civilian or military, has the responsibility of signing treaties. If a single family signs a treaty for a nation it makes that treaty illegal. At the United States all treaties between native nations and the United States are legitimate! However, if there's evidence of illegal activity it makes the corrupted treaty invalid. And there are quite a few of them. At O'Chiese/Sunchild and other locations, between May 25, 1944 and May 15, 1956, adherence signings to Treaty 6 took place. All are illegal. Ojibwa Nation did not sign treaty with a family so land cessions could take place. A government and only a government, has rights to sign treaty. If "The Crown" is included, it makes treaties invalid!
Not long after the United States launched their 1876 Military Campaign against Montana Ojibwa's, a migration of Montana Ojibwa's up to the Cypress Hills of Alberta and Saskatchewan took place. We trace that to shortly after Ojibwa Soldiers defeated the American Military Forces at the Great Falls, Montana region on June 25, 1876. Chief Big Bear, chief Rocky Boy, chief Sitting Bull and other Montana Ojibwa leaders followed prophesy and gathered many of their Ojibwa Subjects and fled. Most may have fled west to Washington State yet many fled to Canada because it was closer. Canada is about 100 miles north of Great Falls. Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan became a location where they negotiated with white leaders. Agreements were reached in which the Cypress Hills were set aside as an Ojibwa Reserve. However, most Montana Ojibwa's agreed to relocate much further north and to southeast Saskatchewan. Many followed prophesy and forced their way to Siberia again. Their numbers may have been in the 10'000's. Manchuria was the location they headed for. Ojibwa's living between Calgary and Edmonton were among those Ojibwa's who rejected signing Treaty 6. First signings to Treaty 6 took place on August 23, 1876 at Fort Carlton, Saskatchewan which is near Duck Lake, Saskatchewan. A force of Cree People or as they must be named the Beaver Tribe, was sent from north Alberta to the Calgary region to help whites fight their own people. Tsuu T'ina and nearby Stoney Reserve were set aside for them. The Sarcee are a branch of the Beaver Tribe. Assiniboine People are the same people. They're Ojibwa Traitors that caused Ojibwa People much trouble. Tsuu T'ina Reserve is giving their Reserve to the city of Calgary.
Well to the north of Calgary near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta is where O'Chiese Ojibwa's live. Sunchild Ojibwa's originally lived near Cochin, Saskatchewan. After illegally adhering to Treaty 6, they were given land where O'Chiese is located. They refuse to identify as Ojibwa! However, we know they're Ojibwa. Two communities are located a few miles northwest of Rocky Mountain House. According to 2021's census, O'Chiese has a population of 804. Between 2016 and 2021 the population of O'Chiese increased by 15. 2016's census reported that 789 people lived at O'Chiese. Average household size is 3.6 persons per household which is normal for Ojibwa communities. An estimated 160 people speak Ojibwa including Corrupted Ojibwa at O'Chiese. It's a dying language there. At nearby Sunchild where they're too scared to identify as Ojibwa, the population is 644. Between 2016 and 2021, Suchilds population decreased from 749 to 644. A major population decrease in only five years. Average household size is 3.7 persons per household. An estimated 105 people speak Ojibwa including Corrupted Ojibwa at Sunchild. It's a dying language there.
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Sunchild Entrance
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