Preserve Indigenous history as an Archivist supporting archival description, digitization, and research access in Slave Lake, Alberta. Work independently while serving researchers.

LSLIRC operates a nationally recognized Treaty and Aboriginal Rights Research archive serving Specific Claims research and Treaty 8 First Nations. This role maintains archival operations while supporting virtual Research Associates and external researchers. You will arrange records, apply the Rules of Archival Description, and protect access within privacy policies.

Key Responsibilities:

- Arrange, catalogue, and digitize existing and new program records
- Provide research, retrieval, and reference support
- Manage offsite disaster recovery backup
- Maintain the program website and required records lists




- Ensure archive security, climate control, and basic functioning

Requirements:

- Master's degree in Archival Studies or Library and Information Sciences preferred
- Recognized archival institution or equivalent experience considered
- Working knowledge of Artefactual's AToM description and RAD preferred
- Familiarity with Mac OS, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, and WordPress
- Unrestricted driver's license and own vehicle

Bring archival expertise, accurate referencing, and research support skills to LSLIRC-TARR's significant First Nations records.

📌 Archivist Treaty Rights Research Archive (Slave Lake)
🏢 Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council, Treaty Aboriginal Rights Research (LSLIRC-TARR)
📍 Slave Lake