The series consists of Elder Interviews conducted by Gilbert Capot-Blanc. Nine out of fourteen sound records have been transcribed. Elder Interviews were conducted in the communities of Sucker Creek First Nation, Little Red River Cree Nation, Fort Chipewyan First Nation (Athabasca Chipewyan), and Fort McKay First Nation.

The series consists of sound recordings and their accompanying transcriptions. The interviews were conducted in the communities of the Blood Tribe Kanai Nation and the Piikani Nation (formerly Peigan Nation).

The series consists of a sound recording and transcription of an Elder Interview done for the CBC television show Man Alive. The interview was conducted in the community of the Poundmaker Cree Nation.

The fonds consists of Lesser Slave Lake Agency’s original district records of treaty annuity paylists and interest payments. Annuity payments are paid annually to registered First Nations who are members of communities who have adhered to Treaties with the Federal Crown. The paylists maintain an annual record of those who have been paid. The district copies are one of two versions of paylists kept by the Department of Indian Affairs. The district retained a local version and another would be forwarded to headquarters in Ottawa. While the two copies should be identical, historians have found discrepancies between versions.

The series consists of hardover books or bound booklets consisting of treaty annuity paylists, and interest payments for Treaty 8 Alberta and British Columbia communities, Duncan's Band, and Dunvegan Grande Prairie. Each item is titled. Majority of records are handwritten.

The series consists of annual and quarterly activity reports submitted to the Department of Indian Affairs Northern Development (DIAND) and to the overseeing body of the Indian Association of Alberta (IAA).

The series consists of Elder Interviews conducted by Gilbert Capot-Blanc. One out of five recordings have been transcribed. Elder Interviews were conducted in the community of Kapawe’no First Nation.

The series consists of eleven hard cover bound books consisting of an index, treaty annuity and recapitulation payments. Each bound book is titled. Annuity and recapitulation payments are hand written. 1920 also includes an agent’s guide to treaty payment.

This series consists of reports written for the Board of Directors. Records include monthly reports, planning reports, and progress reports. The series also consists of Board of Directors’ personnel records. These contain the personal records and notes of Board members who directly liaised with the IAA-TARR.

The series consists of research notes, articles, secondary sources, rough claim drafts, and position papers with regards to various types of Comprehensive and Specific Claims being researched for First Nation communities in Treaty 6, 7 and 8.

The series is arranged into sub-series according to the type of Comprehensive or Specific Claim:

Sub-series 1:       Isolated Communities
Sub-series 2:       Land Entitlement
Sub-series 3:       Surrenders
Sub-series 4:       Water Rights
Sub-series 5:       Aboriginal Title
Sub-series 6:       Hunting, Fishing and Trapping
Sub-series 7:       Membership
Sub-series 8:       Treaty Rights and Interpretation