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Bronze of Lester B. Pearson by Niilo Kalerno Kallio, Toronto Pearson Airport, Terminal 1

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A gift from Antti Potila, president of Finnair 1989. The irony is that this
bronze is in Terminal 1, after the security scan and overlooking the plaza
to the Air Canada domestic gates, while Finnair flies to Terminal 3.

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