Fostering leadership, statesmanship, vision, courage and boldness among democratic and freedom-loving peoples worldwide through the thoughts, words, works and deeds of Winston Spencer Churchill.

In 1977 due to the generosity of the late Henry R. Jackman a statue of Churchill was erected in Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto and was unveiled by Churchill's grandson, Winston Spencer Churchill, MP. To commemorate the 25th anniversary in 2002, ICS Canada together with the Toronto based Churchill Society for the Advancement of Parliamentary Democracy commenced a fund raising drive to refurbish the area around the statue which had fallen into neglect. $30,000 was raised from donors in six Provinces and the area was improved with eight park benches, trees and four plaques covering Churchill's life and achievements and formally rededicated by Mayor David Miller on June 6th 2004 the 60 anniversary of D-Day.

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A programme is being commenced to bring the relevance of Churchill's life to the younger generation. This will include providing schools with copies of the four plaques in Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, distributing copies of Churchill's Granddaughter Celia Sandys' book "Churchill" to school libraries and speaking directly to the students.