Anishininimowin or Oji-Cree (sometimes called Severn Ojibway) is closely related to the Ojibway language, but has a different literary tradition based in Cree, and several phonological and grammatical differences. This nation has communities throughout north-western Ontario (with the Cree to the north and Ojibway to the south) and at Island Lake in Manitoba. Oji-Cree is often grouped together with Ojibway and related languages.
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Sandy Lake Oji-Cree is a community dialect that closely resembles the following communities which share many family ties.
Sandy Lake, Ontario
Deer Lake, Ontario
Keewaywin, Ontario
Koocheching, Ontario
North Spirit Lake, Ontario
Island Lake, Manitoba
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