Honouring the Memory and Achievements of Sir William Stephenson CC MC DFC
Sir William Stephenson was honoured at the CSIS National Memorial Cemetery at Beechwood on July 16, 2026, with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque and the naming of the cemetery’s central square as Sir William Stephenson Square. … Read moreSir William Stephenson Square Honours a Canadian Intelligence Pioneer
On February 13, 2010, RRC Technical Communication students visited Winnipeg’s NORAD to research Sir William Stephenson—the Canadian behind James Bond. … Read moreRed River College’s Visit to NORAD
This Winnipeg Free Press article talks about Sir William Stephenson and his remarkable journey from fighter pilot to one of Britain’s top intelligence figures. … Read moreWinnipeg man helps change the course of history
Aces High Aviation Gallery features a selection of Limited Edition prints commemorating the signing of the armistice 106 years ago, marking the end of World War I. … Read moreAces High Aviation Gallery
Intrepid Society President presents a bronze bust of Sir William Stephenson to the Bermuda National Museum. … Read moreBronze Bust of Sir William
Colonel (retired) Gary Solar, president of the Intrepid Society, donates three Battle of Britain paintings to the Royal Canadian Air Force. … Read moreBattle of Britain Paintings
The Intrepid Display in the Manitoba Legislative Building features replicas of Sir William Stephenson’s notable awards. … Read moreIntrepid Display
In 2015, the third bronze maquette of Sir William Stephenson, the Man called “Intrepid”, was presented to the Canadian Embassy in Washington DC. … Read moreIntrepid Allies Project
The Sir William Stephenson Scholarship is a prestigious academic award established in honor of Sir William Stephenson … Read moreSir William Stephenson Scholarship
Sir William Stephenson is now permanently recognized in his hometown with the renaming of Water Avenue. … Read moreWilliam Stephenson Way