The Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral of Saints Vladimir and Olga is located at 115 McGregor Avenue. This work of art was built in 1950 and has a seating capacity of over 1,000. The cathedral and its parish were created as a rejection of the Roman Catholic church, which is very different from what the Ukraininan Catholics were used to. However, the focal point of this building is its magnificent stained glass windows and beautiful icon paintings. Of the 34 windows, 16 are the work of the world famous artist and sculptor, Leo Mol, who is also known for his Leo Mol Garden at Assiniboine Park. The cathedral is also noted for its beautiful rose stained glass window behind the altar, which depicts the patron Saints, Vladimir and Olga. Wonderful guided tours were given that received lots of great feedback, and this is the third year in a row that the Cathedral has had the honour of winning in the Hidden Gem category.