Tansi, and Welcome to Red Pheasant Cree Nation.
On behalf of our Council, our Elders, and the people of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation, I am honoured to welcome you to our official website.
Whether you are a community member staying connected to your roots, a partner looking to collaborate, or a visitor learning about our history, you are welcome here.
Our Story is One of Resilience
Since our ancestors signed Treaty 6 in 1876, our nation has navigated immense change with strength and determination. We are the descendants of Chief Red Pheasant and the people of the Eagle Hills—a people who have always understood the value of the land, the importance of kinship, and the necessity of looking forward.
A Nation on the Move
Today, Red Pheasant is not just preserving history; we are making it. We are actively building a self-sustaining economy through initiatives like our urban reserve developments—including Eagles Landing—and our strategic partnerships in energy and agriculture. We are asserting our jurisdiction, creating wealth for our members, and ensuring that our Treaty rights are respected and implemented.
Looking to the Future
While we grow our economy, our heart remains with our people. Our focus is on Miyo-Pimatisiwin (The Good Life)—building a safe, healthy community where our youth can thrive, our language is spoken, and our Elders are honoured.
I invite you to explore our site, learn about our governance, and witness the growth of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation.
Ekosi,
Chief Cody Benson, Red Pheasant Cree Nation
We're proud to announce that Dryland Training starts today, under the coaching of Eldon Wuttunee at the rink.
All athletes between the ages of 10-21 that are ready to dig deep & work hard, report to the arena by 4:45!
Bring a water bottle, shoes & clothing you can workout and work hard in; and don't forget your winning attitude. Hiyhiy
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Treaty day Powwow! Come joinOur poster for the Treaty Day Pow Wow happening on June 10th. Come and celebrate with us.
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Call out for red pheasant players for upcoming tournaments contact Vince jr to register your child first tournament is June 27,28 in North battleford
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Red pheasant Cree nation 4th annual youth soccer championships is back 🙌 there will be a new division with under 19 co-ed and also 2 imports (any nationality) per team per division…contact Vince Sauvie jr to enter your teams we will be only taking 8 teams per division
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With Treaty Day fast approaching on June 10th, we're excited to announce the addition of a Bike Parade!
This will take place at 10am on the outdoor track beside the arena.
Join us in celebrating this special, 150 year anniversary of honouring our treaties.
See you there! 🪶 🎈 🚲
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Sod turning today for the Youth Centre! ❤️On behalf of Chief and Council, we would like to let all our members know that we got approval for our Youth Centre! This project has been a working progress for the last year and today we got approved for 25 million to build this in our community! More information to come! This is just one of many projects that will be completed for our community!
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Let’s get these yards cleaned!
We will checking throughout the month, if anyone chooses not to take part notices will be given for unkept yards. We want our community to be kept clean all summer!
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Get initiated into the powwow circle!
Thanks Naomi for doing this for our community yearly! 🙌🏽Band members are welcome to join us as we bring our little ones into the Circle, please sign up with Naomi at 306-480-7718.
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Good luck in Sweden Kassie! We are proud of you! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
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✨We have a Membership Highlight✨
Ntanis graduated from Lethbridge College with her Bachelor's degree in Criminology and also attended Indigenous Honours Night.
She completed her degree while raising her 1-year-old son, and she is currently in the process of applying with Blood Tribe Police Service. She recently completed her APCAT exam and has her physical testing coming up soon.
Congrats, Ntanis Wuttunee!
The community is proud of you! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
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We're proud to announce that Dryland Training starts today, under the coaching of Eldon Wuttunee at the rink.
All athletes between the ages of 10-21 that are ready to dig deep & work hard, report to the arena by 4:45!
Bring a water bottle, shoes & clothing you can workout and work hard in; and don't forget your winning attitude. Hiyhiy
🪶 🪶 🪶
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