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Fort Simpson-NWT

Fort Simpson's origins as a community began in 1803 as Fort of the Forks. Fort of the Forks existed solely as a fur trading site and was situated near what is now known as Fort Simpson. The Village of Fort Simpson became a permanent settlement July 1822 when the Hudson's Bay Company began construction of a trading post, naming it for George Simpson, then Governor of Rupert's Land. Until 1910 this was "a company town", with some participation by the Anglican and Roman Catholic Missions.

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Elmo-Yellowknife


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Daniel-Marian River


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Michel-Marian River


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Hauling Out-N'Dulee Crossing


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Hauling Out-Johnny Berens


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Airlift-Fort Simpson


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Les Caprices de Victoria-Sutton


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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2007 (40)
    • ▼  November (40)
      • Elmo-Yellowknife
      • Daniel-Marian River
      • Michel-Marian River
      • Hauling Out-N'Dulee Crossing
      • Hauling Out-Johnny Berens
      • Airlift-Fort Simpson
      • Les Caprices de Victoria-Sutton
      • Camping by the Lock-Jone's Falls
      • Rideau Canal Trip
      • On the Edge-Mistassibi River
      • Maryse-Lac aux Foins
      • Maryse & Michel-Backyard in Yellowknife
      • Antonov 124-Yellowknife Airport
      • Virgina Falls-Nahanni National Park Reserve
      • Virginia Falls-Nahanni River
      • The Pulpit-Nahanni River
      • Michel & Daniel-Nahanni River
      • Hot Tub-Churchill River
      • Reading the Rapids-Leaf River
      • Reading the Rapids-Leaf River
      • Odette-Cooking Bannock
      • Michel-Leaf River
      • Maryse-Leaf River
      • Maryse-Thelon River
      • Thelon Mosquitoes
      • Cold Cold Morning-Thelon Bluff
      • Lunch Break-Thelon River
      • Rapids-Capitachouane
      • Maryse Sleeping-Capitachouane River
      • Shit Happens
      • The Accoce-Capar from France
      • Frederic and Raphaelle-Coppermine River
      • Arctic Grayling and Lake Trout
      • Kugluktuk-Going Home
      • Having Fun-Coppermine River
      • Easy Going-Coppermine River
      • Coppermine River-Wave train
      • Hard Left-Just Made It
      • Escape Rapids-Coppermine River
      • Go With The Flow-Drinking Beer In Rapids

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Michel Lafrance
Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories, Canada
Retired Airport Manager working for the GNWT in Fort Simpson just for the fun of it. Now managing Airports, Ferries, Highways and Winter Roads in the NWT. Owner and Operator of a Bed and Breakfast in Sutton, Quebec which is currently being managed by my wife. The B&B is called ''Les Caprices de Victoria''
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