Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council, Treaty Aboriginal Rights Research (LSLIRC-TARR) jobs and careers
Canada
About Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council, Treaty Aboriginal Rights Research (LSLIRC-TARR)
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.
- Founded
- 1996
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- Canada
Leadership
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Peter Havlik
Director
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