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Son of Chief Dan George, Leonard George (1946 - 2017) was a North Vancouver psychologist, lecturer and actor who published two books pertaining to unorthodox experiences and beliefs.
Alternative Realities: The Paranormal, the Mystic and the Transcendent in Human Experience (1995) has been described as "an encyclopedia of unusual experiences, both spontaneous and sought." Its topics include Apparitions, Ghost Rockets, Burial Alive, Possession, Old Hag Experience, Incubus Nightmare, Devil's Jelly, Will-o'-the-Wisp, Zombification, Meditation, the "phantom limb" phenomenon (the tendency for amputees to sense a non-existent limb) and UFO abduction experiences. In the Acknowledgments section, George thanked Dr. Richard Noll of Harvard University for introducing him to "Dixie Blackened Voodoo beer." He subsequently included information on materials that induce an unusual state of awareness, such as peyote.
Crimes of Perception: An Encyclopedia of Heresies and Heretics (1995) is "a compendium of those who held unorthodox views of reality, and, as often as not, ended up roasting on a stake or swinging from a rope." Topics include Gnosticism, Isochrists, Savonarola, Arius, Cathars, Free Spirits, Joan of Arc, Bruno, Rasputin, Paracelsus, Abulafia, Alist
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In 2010, during the Winter Olympics, another District of North Vancouver mayor, Mayor Richard Walton, unexpectedly came across the art installation of the shacks at the Shangri la Hotel in Vancouver created by artist, Ken Lum, Entitled From Shangri la to Shangri la it had been commissioned by the Vancouver Art Gallery. Mayor Walton immediately recognized Lum’s work as depicting the shacks from the Mudflats and also Malcolm Lowry’s shack at Lazy Bay, Cates Park. Artist Ken Lum generously gifted the installation to the District of North Vancouver’s Civic Art collection and the shacks found their way back home to the Mudflats in 2012 where they sit at water’s edge at the entrance of the Wild Bird Sanctuary.
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Wild Bird Trust BC - The Maplewood Flats area was designated as a Conservation Area in 1993. The site is managed by the Wild Bird Trust (WBT), a non-profit charitable organization. The establishment of the Conservation Area protected the land from development. The site includes a 96-hectare intertidal area composed of mudflats and salt marsh. A 30-hectare upland area features deciduous and mixed forest, rough grassland, and freshwater habitats. The Wild Bird Trust has also partnered with Takaya Tours to offer cultural programs to showcas