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Len, Father of the Groom (James Thomas), in the Romantic comedy Film "I Think I Do" to be released in the Summer of 2012
Len on set in the Romantic Film "I Think I Do"
Len and Barb with Mia Kirshner in Comedy "I Think I Do"
Len and Barb in Film "I Think I Do" starring Mia Kirshner (The L Word) Sara Canning (Vampire Diaries) and Jenny Cooper
Len creates pottery with the help of excellent instruction
Len championed the preservation and restoration of St. Albert's historic grain elevators
Len was involved in the preservation and restoration of the Little White School House
Len believes supporting the arts makes St. Albert a great place to raise a family
The replica of St. Albert's train station enriches the Grain Elevator Park in St. Albert
Len moved a motion at St. Albert City Council to make the White Spruce Forest a municipal heritage site. City Council honoured the Grey Nuns contribution by naming this forest the Grey Nuns White Spruce Park.
St. Albert City Council supports the creation of murals to enhance St. Albert.
Len supported the acquisition of the Steinhauer sculptures to beautify St. Albert and recognize our Aboriginal Culture - sculpture name: Mother Bear
Len supported the acquisition of the Steinhauer sculptures to beautify St. Albert and recognize our Aboriginal Culture - sculpture name: Mother Earth
The Buffalo Hunt sculpture was erected in 2011 to recognize St. Albert's 150th anniversary and our Metis Heritage.
Len served on the Lois Hole Tribute Committee to honour Lt. Governor Lois Hole through the creation of this statue that will be placed at the entrance to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park.
Len supports the Michif Institute - A METIS LIVING MUSEUM to enrich our knowledge and preserve St. Albert's history
Founders Walk - constructed in recognition of St. Albert's Founders
City Council is working to make Hemmingway Center the Centre of Arts in St. Albert
