Maple Flavoured Women

If you have a printer, or the use of one, and you have a staple-gun, some glue, or chewed gum, then you too can be a guerilla warrior of unsung Canadian women.

Click on the names below, right-click on the images to print out the posters, and put them up all over your apartment, workplace, city, or province. It's the least we can do.

have fun!
Lefty Lucy Communications

Deepa Metha: Asking some tough questions through her lens.

The Grads: Way before the WNBA.

Marie Casgrain: She was "the first" most things.

Ethyl Stark: Conducting herself accordingly.

Margaret "Ma" Murray: Publisher. Potty mouth.

Elizabeth Bagshaw: The mother of contraception.

Victoria Callihoo: Metis historian.

Rosemary Brown: The first black female MP.

Dionne Brand: Writer, director, artist, activist.

Adrienne Clarkson: The Right Honourable arts advocate.

Anna Mae Pictou: Her dedication cost her her life.

Audrey McLaughlin: The first woman to lead a federal party.

Chantal Petitclerc: Athlete, in spite of it all.

Helen Creighton: Folk archivist.

Jeanne Sauvé: More letters after her name than anyone.

Marie Lacoste Gérin-Lajoie: Votes for women!

Martha Munger Black: Yukon adventurer/politician.

Muriel Duckworth: Peace activist. Raging granny.

Rose Fortune: Female cop, circa 1800.