Kahkewistahaw is a Cree nation located approximately 150km East of Regina, along the Trans-Canada Highway. At present, our land base stands at 19,174.6 acres, and we have a total membership of 1,328 members, with 350 living on-reserve. Kahkewistahaw's leadership consists of Chief Louis Taypotat and four Councillors (Amanda Louison, Michael Bob, Josephine Kay, and Sheldon Taypotat). We have recently ratified a settlement on our 1907 land claim with the government of Canada.

The Kahkewistahaw First Nation's vision is to be a prosperous, self-sufficent, "Sovereign Nation" that promotes pride through our cultural values, beliefs and languages while providing opportunities for our Members to contribute to the well-being and harmony of all our people.

Our approach will be to provide a loving, safe democratic environment for all Members. We will improve our quality of life by creating educational and employment opportunities for our Youth, Adults, and Elders through continued progressive development, as well as economic development established by our Leadership and supported by our Membership.

Our Leadership will be committed to working with the Membership to achieve our First Nations' Vision.

Respectfully honouring and remembering those who helped us to get to where we are today, Chief Kahkewistahaw and our Members.