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Herstory 2015 

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Herstory: The Canadian Women's Calendar is a weekly celebration of incredible women, past and present, who have shaped our country. Herstory 2015 features 52 pages of profiles about and by Canadian women, as well as photos, artwork and topic pages.

Created annually by the Saskatoon Women's Calendar Collective since 1974, Herstory is published by Coteau Books.

Find Herstory 2015 at Coles bookstores across Canada!

Highlights from Herstory 2015:
• Profiles of Sherry Farrell Racette, Jehane Benoit, Maude Keen Riley, Margaret Mahood, Kimiko Okano Murakami, Elizabeth Sheehy, Louise-Amelie Panet-Berczy, Mary Percy Jackson, Una Abrahamson, Karen Ridd, Jeannine Locke, Mary Barrett Speechly, Olga Trestorff Rains, Rose Fortune, Heather Kuttai, Mairuth Hodge Sarsfield, Thelma Finlayson, Eliza Van Bibber, and more. 
• Poetry by Waaseyaa'sin Christine Sy, Patti-Kay Hamilton, Lorna Crozier, and Erin Moure.
• Topic pages about women's bookstores in Canada, the Canadian Ninety-Nines, the 1975 International Year of Women, the Women's War Conference, lumberjills, Walking With Our Sisters, women at the Oka Crisis, Femme d'aujourd'hui, amauti, and more.
• Artwork by Bernice Friesen, Leah Dorion, Robyn Love, Bev Tosh, and more. 
• Historical and contemporary photos, including "Madge Smith at her Queen Street Shop," "Nail Driving Contest," "The Runners," "Grenfell Mission Nurse at St. Anthony's Newfoundland," "Cree Woman Who Surrendered At Battleford, 1885," and more.
  


A timeless calendar that celebrates notable and unsung women in Canada. 

Herstory: The Canadian Women's Calendar has been produced by the Saskatoon Women's Calendar Collective (SWCC) since its first edition in 1974. Available in bookstores across Canada, Herstory is published by Coteau Books. Help us celebrate the coming of age of a classic and well-loved compendium for Canadian women and their contributions to our culture, society and world.   > More about SWCC

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