Talk:Treaty 9

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Mishkeegogamang[edit]

Anything to do with Mishkeegogamang is constantly relabeled as Oji-cree or Cree for no reason. The community is historically and still in modern day an Ojibwe community. CJLippert's revisions on these pages are correct in language and tribal group identification. Any changes (relabelling) outside of those should require citation. I suspect those who are editing the page are people from smaller families that have ties to Severn Ojibwe (oji-cree) communities in modern day, that does not reflect the community as a whole. 207.35.36.152 (talk) 01:43, 9 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]