The Lewis’s and the NDP
And Me
Doug Anderson
April 5

Tommy Douglas at the founding convention of the New Democratic Party
I was in Grade 11 in 1960 when a new student arrived fresh off the boat from England. His father had been an organizer for the Labour Party in England and he was being imported to help build a ”New Party” here in Canada by an amalgamation of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) with the Canadian Labour Congress. His son was a good organizer too and Tim talked up the new party and enthused many of his classmates including myself. The next year I attended the founding convention of the Ontario NDP youth wing.
As the long time National Secretary of the CCF starting in 1936, and National Chairman and then President in the 1950s, David Lewis was instrumental in that process. David was born in Russia in 1909 and emigrated to Canada … More
