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 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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Snipers hockey! 2026 Champions! 🏆🏆 FSIN CHAMPIONS 🏆
The Snipers brought the FSIN title back home to Red Pheasant Cree Nation! 💪
It wasn’t easy we battled hard every step of the way, but the boys showed nothing but grit, heart, and determination. We came hungry for that title… and we got it DONE.
We did this for our community and for all our fans we love you. ❤️
Proud of every single one of these warriors. This is what hard work and belief looks like.
Champions. 🔥
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Congrats to Lionel Peyachew on his achievements.
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽We’re proud to celebrate Lionel Peyachew as a 2026 recipient of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit.
Established in 1985, the Saskatchewan Order of Merit commends excellence in areas such as community leadership, education, heritage, and public service.
Lionel is being honoured for his outstanding contributions and lasting impact, joining a distinguished group of individuals whose work continues to shape communities across Saskatchewan and beyond.
Congratulations, Lionel, on this well-deserved recognition. Your work continues to inspire. ✨
For more info: www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/april/30/nine-individuals-to-receive-2026-sask...
#SaskatchewanOrderOfMerit #FNUniv #CommunityLeadership #GovernmentOfSaskatchewan
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🪶🪶 Calling all young contestants 🪶🪶
With the annual RPCN competition powwow fast approaching, we are opening up registrations for the Princess Pageant as we are looking for our 2026 Royalty ✨ ✨ ✨
Please text Sarah at the number listed on the poster. Tickets will be available starting on Monday, May 4th, at the Red Pheasant Band Office.
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See attached poster for details!
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Reminder basketball practice tonight at red pheasant hall try be there if you want to play fsin as we only have a few practices before the tourny
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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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