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In page M. J. Coldwell:
"On July 6, 1967, he was appointed a Companion of the Order of Canada.[9] He was invested into the order on November 24, 1967, for "his contribution as a Parliamentarian."[9] It is noteworthy that his Order of Canada medal was sold at auction in 1981, the first time the Order of Canada is known to have been sold.[10] It ended up in auction due to his will not specifying what to do with his various medals, so his son sold them to a private collector, who then put them up for auction.[7] That same year, the Douglas-Coldwell Foundation purchased the medals back for about $10,000 so that they could be displayed in the Tommy Douglas House museum in Regina.[7]
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