I wish to say one thing to you. You have accepted the
duties and loyalties as you have acquired the privileges
of Canadian citizens, but I want you also to remember
your old Ukrainian traditions -- your beautiful
handicrafts, your folksongs and dances and your folk
legends.  I do not believe that any people can be strong
unless they remember and keep in touch with all their
past.  Your traditions are all valuable contributions
towards our Canadian culture which cannot be a copy of
any one old thing -- it must be a new thing created by
the contributions of all the elements that make up the
nation.  You will all be better Canadians for being also
good Ukrainians.
 - Lord Tweedsmuir, Governor General of Canada,
   Fraserwood, Man. 1936.  Forum No. 8, Spring 1969, p. 11