Yet another small Michipicoten Ojibwa Reserve community located at north Ontario almost adjacent to shores of Lake Superior, Pays Plat is located adjacent to Little Pays Plat Creek. The 2021 census reported that Pays Plat has a population of 100. It increased by 11 people between 2016 and 2021. Supposedly there are 35 housing units at Pays Plat yet using google maps I counted over 100. Average household size is 2.8 person per household which is below normal for Ojibwa communities. Ojibwa Language died out long ago at Pays Plat. You'd think they'd have kept the language alive since Pays Plat is located in a somewhat isolated region. Ojibwa Traditionalists must investigate Pays Plat and other Michipicoten Ojibwa Reserve communities. Canada may have sent Japanese People to live at those communities. We know Ojibwa's to have a dark complexion ranging from dark copper to dark bronze. There may be names of waterways at that location of Japanese origins. We know whites brought Inuit People to North America to fight their wars for them. Inuit People are of a dark complexion. There are no pale Inuit People. Canada is trying to assimilate and extreminate Ojibwa People.
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