The BJCree (Baie-James Cree) font is a Canadian Syllabics font in the style
preferred by Cree and Naskapi communities of Canada. It was originally
designed in collaboration with the persons who speak these languages around
James Bay ("Baie-James"). BJCree supports the full range of Algonquian (Cree
and Ojibwa) languages.

BJCree's design is intended to be highly readable, consistent, and visually
familiar. One design strategy for greater readability is to provide much
more generous white space between words than in many other Canadian Syllabic
fonts. Also, a consistent stroke width and curve radius for the rounded
characters make the font broadly acceptable and widely used in literacy and
education.
