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Mary Ann Shad Cary became the first black woman to publish a newspaper.

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It wasn't just men who have creative skills. Canadian women also had skills when it came to art.

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Roberta Bondar, was the first female Canadian astronaut.

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Margaret Newton, a Canadian plant pathologist from the 1920s

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Women are able to work in politics and makes differences in the world just like men today. (Kathleen Wynne, premier of Ontario)

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Women put their lives on the line just like men do.

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Women can get jobs that in the building industry.

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Women were allowed to join the military in 1982,.

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Women flew planes before they were allowed to vote.

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Women would put their children in daycare while they would go to work.

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Although the women could get jobs in factories, they still had to maintain their motherly duties at home.

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Women during the 1940s worked in factories, building planes for the military.

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Women worked in the food industry during the 1930s.

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A lot of women during the war were nurses. They would take care of the wounded

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Present day; Women are apart of the RCMP, a federal and national police force for Canada. Women were allowed to apply for regular police duties on May 23, 1974.

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Women would have to work in ammunition factories during WWI while the men were away on the battle field.