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47 12. Who was the first female doctor to practice in Canada and was also an activist for women's rights and suffrage? a) Emily S towe b) Emily M u rp h y c) Jennie T rout d) Nellie M cC lung 13. Which "woman" song was a hit for the Calgary-based band, The Stam peders? a) Devil W om an b) Sweet C ity W om an c) W itchy W om an d) W om an from Tokyo 14. Pauline Johnson was a notable M ohawk poet born on the Six Nations Indian Reserve (near Brantford, Ont.). She is the first aboriginal woman depicted on a postage stamp on the centennial of her birth which was in what year? a) 1933 b) 1945 c) 1957 d) 1961 15. Kim Cam pbell was Canada's only female Prime Minister {PC}. For how long did she serve as our 19th P.M.? a) 20 weeks b) 11 m on ths c) 2 years d) 4 years est Pt71 P£ l '67 L 'q L L PO1 '66 'P8 'qL '69 'qs > 'P£ '67 'q l z m O o} s j0 m s u v Support other women for International Women's Day international Women's Day is a time to honour the inspiring work done by millions of women around the world. Everyday women are making the world a better place as doc­ tors, farmers, mothers, businesswomen, and so much more. Check out this list of ways to empower women around the world in honour of International Women's Day: 1. Microfinance: Micro loans are a cut­ ting-edge way of supporting entrepreneurs in the developing world. With this technol­ ogy, women without access to banks can receive loans that can change their lives and have a positive impact in their commu­ nity. If you're interested in small businesses and social entrepreneurship, look for a non­ profit that will help you provide micro loans to women in need. 2. Education: Now more than ever, the world needs educated women. Women who have received an education - especially at a higher level - help their families and com­ munities in endless ways. if you want to help make women's dreams of education a reality, check out organizations like Beauti­ ful World Canada, that provide comprehen­ sive scholarships to women in sub-Saharan Africa. 3. Healthcare: Women cannot succeed without access to healthcare. Unfortunate­ ly, all around the world- including developed regions - women lack the basic care they need. Protect women's right to healthcare by supporting one of the hundreds of dedi­ cated non-profits working hard around the globe. (NC) Shireen Preksta Broker o f R ecord/O w ner M o rtg ag e Broker S h ir e e n P r e k s t a O nh iQ £ | Dreams Inc. Brokerage Shireen is celebrating 34 years in business experience in the Real Estate Industry this year. She is an ethical and hard working Broker and Leader in her field. 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Mrs. Sweet's vision continues to be to prepare students with 21st Century skills and strategies to become effective decision makers in tomorrow's world, www.lindasweet.ca/blog www.glenburnieschool.com 2 0 3 5 U p p e r M id d le R o a d , E . • P h o n e 9 0 5 - 3 3 8 - 6 2 3 6 • F a x 9 0 5 - 3 3 8 -2 6 5 4 J e n s e n T ir e S A L E S A N D S E R V I C E L T D . Connie McCulloch-Jensen Connie has been a proponent of women's opportunities in business throughout her 29 years at Jensen Tire. Her roles as company president and the mother of four incredibly strong, independent girls (Jessica, Britney, Shelby and Summer) have kept her busy. When combined with her willingness to get involved in the community, she often finds that there is not enough of her to go around. Now that she's a grandmother to Wyatt, another wonderful girl, Connie values the time that she is able to spend with her. As the owner of Oakville's favourite tire and rim shop, Connie is proud of what Jensen Tire brings to the community. Her pride extends to the 15+ full time staff and the superior service that they provide. "We understand that our customers'time is valuable and that good tires will help ensure their safety on the road." JENSEN TIRE SALES & SERVICES LTD. 928 WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD | 905-338-9919 | jensentire.ca | O akville Beaver | Thursday, M arch 8, 2018 insidehalton.com mailto:shireenpreksta@sympatico.ca http://WWW.OAKVILLESOCCER.CA http://www.lindasweet.ca/blog http://www.glenburnieschool.com Support other women for International Women's Day