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
Fsin youth basketball update
Red pheasant Cree nation under 17 team
Won their 3rd game today by a score of 47-38 and are now 1st place in there pool and advance to the semi final at 12pm one more win and their playing for gold bring home some hardware the nation is behind you 100 percent good luck men 🏀 🏆
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Fsin youth basketball update
Red pheasant under 17 basketball team won both games today win 54-37 and 45-28 they now have a final round robin game tomorrow at 12pm if they win that they will clinch 1st place in there pool and move onto medal rounds on Sunday good luck boys bring home some hardware
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Fsin youth basketball championships are being held in warman this weekend we have an under 17 team going to compete…first games are on Friday may 8 at 4:30pm and at 9:00pm at Warmen legends center…good luck to our young men play hard and have fun..big thank you to our two coaches Andrew and Jewell for running a few practices and getting them Prepped up for victory 🏀
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Red Pheasant Band Office is closed today, Thursday May 7th; with staff members supporting at the youth conference.
All are welcome!
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All proceeds go to Tony Cote Summer games! Let’s get this golf tournament filled up! ⛳️⛳️⛳️Share away!
Update: The poster has been updated. 4 person scramble has been added.
BATC will be hosting a golf fundraiser on May 27th at Jackfish Lodge!
For more information or to register please call Hailey @ 306-304-2190
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We would like to congratulate Reese Wuttunee as she goes to take part in a tournament in Boston! We hope her and her teammates have the best time! Congrats again Reese!
Play hard your community is cheering for you!
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Red Pheasant Cree Nation proudly honours Dr. Jarita Greyeyes on being named the 2026 Faculty of Social Sciences Scholar in Community at McMaster University.
Dr. Greyeyes is a proud member of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation and Red Pheasant Cree Nation, and the daughter of the late Chief Glen Kiskotagan. She holds a PhD in Race, Inequality and Education from Stanford University.
While her academic achievements are significant, what stands out most is who she is at her core. A proud Nehiyaw Iskwew who carries her identity with strength and purpose. Her work is grounded in community, in truth, and in creating space for our people within systems that were not built for us.
She continues to uplift Indigenous students, indigenize academic spaces, and walk in a way that honours those who came before her. We know her father would be incredibly proud, just as our Nation is today.
Congratulations Dr. Greyeyes. Your work, your spirit, and your leadership are a reflection of who we are as a people.Dr. Greyeyes has been selected as this year’s recipient of the 2026 Faculty of Social Sciences Scholar in Community (Stream A – Local). 👏👏👏
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Red Pheasant honours and commemorates the importance of Red Dress Day.
Staff are participating and supporting in the MMIWG+ conference in the Battlefords, conversations are being shared and we are grateful to collaborate with Living Sky School Division for a walk next week.
Please take time in your own way to honour those we love, and know that you are not alone. Hiyhiy
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The RPCN Operations & Maintenance department welcomes everyone to their grand opening!
Monday, May 11th @ 12 noon
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Fsin youth basketball update
Red pheasant Cree nation under 17 team
Won their 3rd game today by a score of 47-38 and are now 1st place in there pool and advance to the semi final at 12pm one more win and their playing for gold bring home some hardware the nation is behind you 100 percent good luck men 🏀 🏆
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