Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council (LSLIRC)
More than 30 years since its inception, the Lesser Slave Lake Indian
Regional Council (LSLIRC) was born out of the desire to improve economic
and social conditions of the First Nation people in the Lesser Slave Lake
area. Today, the LSLIRC consists of five First Nations including Driftpile,
Kapawe’no, Sawridge, Sucker Creek, and Swan River First Nations. Featured Service/Product(s): GIS Services | Training Services
Sauk County tourists and residents enjoy beautiful bluffs that make up one of the most scenic counties in Wisconsin. Located in South Central Wisconsin, Sauk County is less than 250 miles from Chicago and Minneapolis, about 100 miles from Milwaukee, and 25 miles to Madison. Sauk County is within 500 miles of 14 states and over one-third of all major U.S. markets. Featured Service/Product(s): GIS Services | Autodesk MapGuide®
New Ulm, the city of "Charm and Tradition," with a population of nearly 15,000 is nestled just 90 miles southwest of the Twin Cities, in the heart of the scenic Minnesota River Valley. New Ulm is a progressive town with agriculture, industries, retail stores, parochial and public schools--including a private college. Featured Service/Product(s): GIS Services | Autodesk MapGuide®
The Calgary Health Region is one of the largest fully integrated, publicly funded health care systems in Canada. They are a dynamic and progressive organization serving over 1.2 million people from the city of Calgary, as well as a constellation of smaller communities in southern Alberta. More than 23,000 staff members and 2,200 physicians provide services in over 100 locations, including 12 hospitals, two comprehensive health centers, 41 care centers and a variety of community and continuing care sites. Featured Service/Product(s): Facilities Management Services | Autodesk MapGuide®
