Category Archives: Human/Historical Series

Pierre Trudeau on Canoeing

Posted on August 10, 2010 by Len Webster

Pierre Elliot Trudeau was Canada’s 15th Prime Minister. There was no fence sitting when it came to his popularity. Canadians either liked or hated him. But, no one could deny his love for Canada, his charisma, and the depth and … Continue reading →

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Fort Langley Brigade Days

Posted on August 3, 2010 by Len Webster

The Hudson’s Bay Company established Fort Langley on the Fraser River in the mid-1800s as a shipment point to which interior fur posts would send their year’s trappings back to England. The furs would be packed into large canoes and … Continue reading →

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Bill Mason – Inspiration Personified

Posted on March 4, 2010 by Len Webster

As I enter the fall of my years, I look back at the people who have had a profound influence on my life. It is interesting that the value of their influence is not necessarily evident in the moment, but … Continue reading →

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