Slave Lake, Alberta
The Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council Treaty Aboriginal Rights Research (LSLIRC-TARR) program has been providing research services to First Nations in the Lesser Slave Lake area for over 25 years. As a result of our research and long standing commitment to First Nation communities in the area, we have developed a research centre and archives focused on serving First Nations in the region. Over the years the TARR office has become a repository of records for other First Nation in the Province and as a result, our resource centre and collection has grown to house and preserve diverse historical records.
On-site · Slave Lake
Arrange, catalogue, digitize, preserve, and provide access to archival records, while managing disaster-recovery backups and maintaining the archive facility and program website. Support researchers through records retrieval and reference services, and coordinate with staff and First Nations representatives on records requests, mandates, and activity reporting.
