William Stephenson Way
Sir William Stephenson is now permanently recognized in his hometown with the renaming of Water Avenue. … Read moreWilliam Stephenson Way
Sir William Stephenson is now permanently recognized in his hometown with the renaming of Water Avenue. … Read moreWilliam Stephenson Way
In 2008 the Intrepid Society established the Intrepid Award to recognize leaders who have made a significant contribution to the defence and security of Canada, our allies and the free world. … Read moreThe Intrepid Award
On April 22, 2016, the Intrepid Society celebrated Sir William’s ties to the island at a Bermuda National Museum ceremony. … Read moreThe Royal Gazette
One of the world’s greatest spies was an operative for England with an affinity for martinis, a suave rapport with elite power players, and an uncanny ability to infiltrate and eliminate threats. … Read moreThe quiet Canadian spymaster that inspired James Bond
Intrepid Society Newsletter Nov. 28th, 2010. … Read moreNewsletter November 2010
This Winnipeg Free Press article looks at a newly published MI6 history revealing how Winnipeg-born spymaster William Stephenson worked to sway American opinion toward Britain before the U.S. entered the Second World War. … Read moreCity-born spymaster key wartime figure
Branch 637 of the Royal Canadian Legion officially inducts William Stephenson as an honorary member of the US Army Military Intelligence Corps. … Read moreThe Maple Leaf
This article by Bruce Cherney appeared in the Winnipeg Real Estate news. … Read moreReal Estate News
This article tells the story of how Winnipeg-born super spy Sir William Stephenson C.C. gets tribute at the CIA home in Langley, Virginia, U.S.A. … Read moreWinnipeg Free Press
Published in the Winnipeg Sun; 1997; written by Nadia Moharib A bronze sculpture of Winnipeg-born war hero Sir William Stephenson arrives here next month, but no