George Duddy
is a writer and history enthusiast who resides on the West Coast of British Columbia. He has written several articles and books.
Although his themes are mainly nautical, he is particularly interested in how fur trade transportation impacted Canadian sovereignty through its role in establishing permanent settlements in western Canada’s North and Arctic.
His first book is Called by the North: Extraordinary Adventures of the Fur Trade, Shipbuilders, and Traders in Northwestern Canada and Alaska.
Some of George’s articles:
Visit the Articles page to read more works by George.
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Vessels Designed or Built by George F. Askew “Table A” updated 2025
Called by the North (2022) book update — Updated Vessels Designed or Built by George F. Askew Table.
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Fur Trade Travels by Waterway, Railroad and Road: Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) Fur Trade Employee George Seater Mercer Duddy
Dad’s career in the fur trade.
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Vancouver – Fur Port for the Western Arctic
Supply of Arctic from Arctic.
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Caretaker of Twin Islands Lodge – A Retreat for Royalty and Celebrities in the Strait of Georgia
A job on an unique island.
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