DCHP-1 Online
voyage ((2)) ((n.)) 2 [influenced by Cdn F use in this sense] Fur Trade 
n. a trip inland with a fur brigade, a journey as a voyaguer.
See also: fur brigade voyageur (def. 1a)
- 1789 (1889-1890) I had a very favorable voyage into the country until a short distance from Ile à la Crosse when one of the canoes got injured and sunk.
- 1828 (1872) The other five men of each of the canoes . . . with the assistance of the ten Indians in carrying the loading, were able to move everything in one haul (trip, "voyage" is the usual term)... .
- 1789 (1889-1890) I had a very favorable voyage into the country until a short distance from Ile à la Crosse when one of the canoes got injured and sunk.