Pheasant Rump Indigenous Cultural Centre
A cultural centre with a rooftop patio and arbour providing an accessible gathering space for Nakota traditional knowledge, language, culture, health and healing activities.
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Pheasant Rump Nakota Nation is a First Nation in Saskatchewan. Treaty 4 is listed in the current source records.
Latest election — 2025-09-15
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A cultural centre with a rooftop patio and arbour providing an accessible gathering space for Nakota traditional knowledge, language, culture, health and healing activities.
A multi-year flood and high-groundwater study producing engineering flood maps and a water management plan to guide infrastructure, emergency planning and climate adaptation.
A community-led public transit system involving six vehicles and construction of a conventional garage to support service between the Nation and regional centres.
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