The Treaty and Aboriginal Rights Research Centre of Manitoba (T.A.R.R.) is a non-profit organization established in 1982 by the National Indian Brotherhood. We are dedicated to empowering First Nations communities in Manitoba through specialized research and advocacy for Treaty and Aboriginal rights.
Representing 53 First Nation communities, T.A.R.R. works tirelessly to provide no-cost research services that assist with specific claims processes and Treaty Land Entitlement. Our team combines expertise in Indigenous history, legal frameworks, and community advocacy to create meaningful support for First Nations seeking justice and equity in their rights.
Representing 53 First Nation communities, T.A.R.R. works tirelessly to provide no-cost research services that assist with specific claims processes and Treaty Land Entitlement. Our team combines expertise in Indigenous history, legal frameworks, and community advocacy to create meaningful support for First Nations seeking justice and equity in their rights.
