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
Red pheasant youth schedules for rp athletes anyone that need rides from the Rez contact Troy from prevention also athletes will be fed at the fields
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Amazing accomplishment for one of our members. We are so proud of you!
Congrats Loretta! 🎓🎓🎓Congratulations to 78-year-old Loretta (Wuttunee) Jobin for receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies!
Loretta is from the Red Pheasant Cree Nation and first started her degree here with FNS 30 years ago. She was just about finished her degree — all she had left were the exams for her last three courses — when her mother suddenly got very sick. Tending to her mother, Loretta was unable to write her final exams to finish her degree. Her mother died shortly after that, and she never wrote those exams.
Today, Loretta would have been supported through her difficult time. She would have been given an exam deferral and would have been supported until she could return to school and graduate. She essentially finished her degree, but because these systems didn't support Indigenous students the way they should have, she wasn't able to complete it.
The success of our students is paramount for us — our faculty takes great pride in ensuring our students have everything they need to succeed. Loretta earned this degree. We are righting a wrong and sending a message to our students that our faculty is here to support them and help them thrive.
Loretta says she "hasn't stopped smiling" since she found out she would be graduating and that it was one of the most important days of her life.
We are so proud of Loretta and honoured to have her cross the stage with her degree, like she deserved to 30 years ago.
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Red pheasant soccer athletes for this coming weekend June 27,28 in North battleford if you do no see your child on the list message Vince jr to register or for more info as some teams may be full
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Remember Soccer camp today in red pheasant beside the arena open to all red pheasant members and non members who live on the reserve if you need a ride contact Wally he will be picking up kids in the nationRed pheasant sports and rec will be hosting a youth soccer camp this Saturday evening 4:30pm to 8:30pm with Delbert Albert if you need a ride in the reserve contact Wally on the poster for rides…drinks and food will be provided for that athletes that attend
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We would like to congratulate Paige Renee Jackson she graduated from a DLC program receiving her Grade 12 education.
Congrats Paige! 🎓
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We are proud to recognize and celebrate the achievements of our graduates. Congratulations on this important milestone and best wishes on your future endeavors!
**Please note: The photos included in this slideshow are from the Red Pheasant Cree Nation Graduation Celebration held on June 6. The slideshow features graduates who attended or were recognized at that event. 🙂
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Red pheasant sports and rec will be hosting a youth soccer camp this Saturday evening 4:30pm to 8:30pm with Delbert Albert if you need a ride in the reserve contact Wally on the poster for rides…drinks and food will be provided for that athletes that attend
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Please see the attached memo regarding our pending office closure, in recognition of National Indigenous People's Day.
Hiyhiy 🪶🪶🪶🪶
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Black Bear is off to the Championship heat today!
Let’s go Black Bear, Jay and Treycen! 🖤
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Red pheasant youth schedules for rp athletes anyone that need rides from the Rez contact Troy from prevention also athletes will be fed at the fields
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