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 are honoured to announce the Youth Centre Sod Turning Ceremony.
Join us in this sacred time of commemoration as we work to equip and support future generations of our youth.
All are welcome. Hiyhiy
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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.
See you there! 🪶 🎈 🚲
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Congrats to one of our members, Dwight Nicotine! This is a huge milestone in his career! Keep up the good work and a good way to invest in our employees!
Congrats Dwight!Sometimes the best success stories start with a little confusion! 😄
We first met Dwight when he showed up for class - only problem was, due to a miscommunication, we didn’t even know he was coming! Thankfully, everything worked out and from day one he was an absolute delight to have around.
During his driving portion, a scheduling issue came up and although Dwight was already showing strong skills and confidence behind the wheel, we still needed to make up some driving hours. Brent graciously made time in his schedule to get him back in the truck and today it all paid off in a big way!
✅ ZERO points deducted on his road exam! ✅
Dwight is now making a quick stop at SGI to endorse his license before heading back to seeding at the Red Pheasant farm.
Congratulations Dwight - we wish you all the best and thank you for choosing MTS Training School! 🚛👏
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There are limited spots available, get your team in today! Will be a fun day and supporting local athletes!
Sign up today!There’s still room to enter your team for the 2026 BATC Tony Cote Summer Games Golf Fundraiser!
May 27 • Jackfish Lodge • $1000 per team
Contact Hailey Ross at 306‑304‑2190 to register.
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We’ve got something exciting rolling in…
Starting May 21st, Centex is now your go-to spot for PROPANE!
Whether you're gearing up for BBQ season, heading to the lake, or just keeping things powered up at home — we’ve got you covered.
Fast, convenient fills
Friendly service
One more reason to stop at Centex
Swing by, fuel up, and grab your propane all in one place!
See you May 21st!
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✨We got a membership highlight! ✨
My name is Allison Forsberg (born Krista Brabant) and I’m currently in Uganda as well on an exchange experience. I would love the opportunity to share my journey with the community too if that’s something you’d be interested in posting.
I’ve been involved in advocacy work since I was 13 and have been working with youth in my young adult hood of age 23. Being here has taught me so much about cultural exchange, community connection, and the importance of continuing our own self journey and education of what community means, both back home and across the world.
I’d also love to become more connected with the reserve and community as I continue growing through these experiences. I really hope sharing my journey could encourage youth from our reserve to believe opportunities like this are possible for them too.
Congrats and keep doing the special work you do! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
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‼️NOTICE ‼️
Our community clean-up day has changed, due to the wet conditions. We will give the ground a chance to dry up a bit!
New date for this will be May 28th
Everyone have a great day 🌼🌿🌼🌿
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We are honoured to announce the Youth Centre Sod Turning Ceremony.
Join us in this sacred time of commemoration as we work to equip and support future generations of our youth.
All are welcome. Hiyhiy
🪶 🪶 🪶 🪶
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