The Impact of World War I Upon the Lives of Women

Catherine Kendall

Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador

As a young woman, I enjoy learning about early 20th century movements in which women participated to fight for the rights I have today.

The Legacy of Wartime Women

Sophie Eckard

Victoria, British Columbia

My favourite part of Canadian history is that, despite our shortcomings, we have been able to establish an inclusive and diverse culture.

The Recognition of Canada’s Backbone

Jessie Rankin

Judique, Nova Scotia

My favourite part of Canadian History is how it is my history--how Canada's history represents me.

The War That Sparked The Revolution of Feminism

Siobhan Wagner

Whitby, Ontario

People have their own reasons for their actions; by studying Canadian history I have been able to view events from another’s perspective.

The World Wars and their Impact on Human Rights

Rayna Hamilton

Winnipeg, Manitoba

History is relevant and fascinating to learn about. I wouldn't want to live in a society that didn't know its own past.

Throwing Out the Apron: Canadian Women During WWII

Jordan McGill

Kelowna, British Columbia

I've always been really proud of what women in Canada went through to get to where we are today.

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