Calgary Herald - A far-flung Canadian province became the envy of suffragettes across the British Empire when two women were elected to the Alberta legislature on June 7, 1917. Louise McKinney and Roberta MacAdams won a long-sought-after victory while their counterparts from England to New Zealand celebrated the triumph, certain they were next.
Bill Brooks: Toasting the Taste of Famous 5
Calgary Herald - The third annual Famous 5 Fundraiser-A Taste of Famous 5- was held Oct 27 at Hotel Arts and was again a sold-out affair with more than 300 guests in attendance. Click to read the full coverage from Calgary social journalist Bill Brooks.
Critical Mass and Famous 5 Foundation show #WomenBelong for Persons Day 2016
Famous 5 Foundation Creates Their Own Pledge to Support the International Women’s Day #PledgeForParity
Calgary – All around the world today people are celebrating International Women’s Day. It’s a time to reflect on what we’ve done, and what still needs to be done. In that spirit of progress and equality, the Famous 5 Foundation in Calgary is supporting women and girls everywhere with their own twist on the International Women’s Day #PledgeForParity.
CTV National News Chief Anchor Lisa LaFlamme headlines Enbridge Famous 5 Speakers Series
Go back in time to hear the Famous Five
Applied Arts - With a new binaural audio experience by Critical Mass, you can travel 90 years back in time to listen to a riveting conversation between Canada’s most notable suffragette leaders — and feel like you are in the room.