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Sculptor applauded at statue unveiling

Sculptor applauded at statue unveiling

Internationally-renowned sculptor Lea Vivot stands next to her bronze statue of Tommy Douglas just moments after it was unveiled publicly for the first time on Friday afternoon, as dignitaries and the large crowd of onlookers all applaud.
T.C. (Tommy) Douglas

T.C. (Tommy) Douglas

A plucky young Scottish-born Baptist minister came to Weyburn just in time to experience the Great Depression . . . and stayed to leave his mark on the city, the province and on Canadian history.
Douglas memorial dedicated in Scotland

Douglas memorial dedicated in Scotland

A plaque and a memorial bench, dedicated to Thomas Clement Douglas, is unveiled at a special ceremony held near Douglas' birthplace at Falkirk, Scotland, in October.
Flag presented to Douglas' hometown

Flag presented to Douglas' hometown

A Canadian flag is presented to the municipal head, or Provost, of Falkirk, the place where T.C. Douglas was born in Scotland, as part of a ceremony paying tribute to Douglas held there in October.
Tommy Douglas gets stamped by Canada Post

Tommy Douglas gets stamped by Canada Post

Canada Post has issued a stamp to honour the late Tommy Douglas, "the Greatest Canadian", the father of universal medicare in Canada.

A survey for Christians

According to a survey for Christians titled "What is the most tempting thing in your life?" Food was the number one temptation among Christians. Food, temptation to eat too much was the number 1 ranked temptation.

Theological filters

Not only are there dozens of kinds of filters (maybe hundreds but I'm guessing with caution), a filter can be a noun or a verb.

Holding the baby Jesus throughout the year

Wouldn't it be grand if we could have Christmas every day? For kids from one to ninety four? Let's! If the world of commerce can bombard us from Thanksgiving to the non-ending Boxing Day sales, why can't we hold the baby Jesus a little longer in our

UC Chimes: Cold hands but warm heart

It is already the second week of January. Time goes by really fast. When I met my friends and relatives in Brampton, Ontario, during Christmas break, I shook their hands. Of course sometimes I hug them too.

All for the sake of a penny

Ah, the power of the penny. Since in Canada the production and distribution of the common penny is coming to an end, I've been doing a lot of thinking about how this will affect individuals and businesses.
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