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Series consists of

3 lower level description(s)

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Series part of

Indian and Inuit Affairs Program sous-fonds [multiple media] (R216-185-5-E)

Accession

1. Field Office Records, Agency Records, Lesser Slave Lake Alberta Agency [textual records]
2. Field Office Records, Agency Records, Lesser Slave Lake Alberta Agency [textual records]
3. [Maps and drawings pertaining to the Lesser Slave Lake Agency] [cartographic material, architectural drawing] (114-000003-9)

Bilingual equivalent

Agence de Lesser Slave Lake [document textuel, document cartographique, dessin d'architecture]

Date(s)

1923-1957

Place of creation

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent

1.7 m of textual records
18 maps some blueline prints, some on tracing paper 74 x 83 cm or smaller.
4 architectural drawings 60 x 93 cm or smaller.

Language of material

English

Scope and content

Series consists of records created and/or maintained by the Lesser Slave Lake Agency. The series includes general operational records, central registry files, and accounts.
The series also contains a number of maps, survey plans and construction blueprints pertaining to Lesser Slave Lake.

Conditions of access

Terms of use

Copyright belongs to the Crown.
Cartographic material: Copyright belongs to the Crown. Credit Library and Archives Canada.
Architectural, technical drawings: Copyright belongs to the Crown. Credit Library and Archives Canada.

Finding aid

Cartographic material Paper, finding aid is available in the main reference room. RG10M 912005. 90 (Paper)

Architectural, technical drawings Paper, finding aid is available in the main reference room. RG10M 912005. 90 (Paper)

Additional name(s)

Canada. Indian Affairs Branch. Lesser Slave Lake Agency. Indian Affairs Branch. Lesser Slave Lake Agency.

Biography / Administrative history

The Lesser Slave Lake Agency was responsible for bands in the Treaty 8 region of northern Alberta, northeastern BC, and northwestern Saskatchewan. The first agent was appointed on 21 January 1908. Over the years the administrative responsibilities of the agency were reduced with the creation of the Fort Vermillion and Fort St. John agencies to deal with bands located in northwestern Alberta and northeastern BC, respectively. On 11 January 1974 the agency became the Lesser Slave Lake District. Finding aid 10-12: Guide to Indian Bands and Agencies in Western Canada, 1871-1959.

Additional information

Source

Government

Related control no.

1. 912005 CA
2. 114-000002-0
3. 114-000003-9
4. RG10M 912005

MIKAN no.

159023