International Women’s Day was established in 1911 to reflect on the progress of women’s rights and suffrage, to call for change, and to celebrate the leaders who have improved the lives of women and girls. While it’s a day to celebrate women and their achievements, we also acknowledge the support of our male allies. At […]
The opinion piece highlights the contributions of five Alberta women, known as the Famous 5, who fought for women's rights and democratic participation in Canada. They successfully challenged the legal definition of "persons" to include women, enabling them to be appointed to the Senate. The article emphasizes the importance of honoring women's leadership and continuing the fight for equality, calling on men to expand their support. Alberta was one of the first provinces to grant women the right to vote and seek office.
