Across
- 2. Year of first national Canadian election in which all women can vote
- 3. Fortune: The first female police officer in Canada
- 6. Murphy: First woman police magistrate in the British Empire
- 7. Last name of an Alberta woman who was part of the Famous Five
- 9. Augustine: The first black woman to be elected in the HOC (House of Commons)
- 10. persons: terminology that was challenged by the Famous Five for the Persons Case
- 11. Used to describe impartiality, the primary purpose of the Persons Case
- 13. A fundamental part of democratic systems to elect representatives
- 16. Qualification of Cairine Wilson to be woman senator
- 18. Anderson Perry: Maclean's writer who proclaimed women had "nowhere to go"
Down
- 1. Crocker: Nickname of Cairine Wilson in the Senate
- 2. Year in which the court reversed their decision about the Persons Case
- 4. Trout: Fought for the increase of women in medical fields
- 5. The province the Famous Five were from
- 7. Council: In 1929 the Famous Five took their case to the jurists of the ______________
- 8. The first province where a woman can vote
- 12. Wilson: First Canadian woman senator
- 14. Political affiliation of Cairine Wilson
- 15. Macphail: The only female member of parliament from 1921-1935
- 17. Five: A famous group of five women who advocated for change