International Women’s Day: Highlighting the achievements of local women Posted by: fitzhugh Posted date:
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International Women’s Day celebrated the achievements of women on March 8. The
Fitzhugh spoke with several local women of achievement, including Estelle Blanchette (top left), Jenna McGrath (top right), Matricia Bauer (bottom left), Candace Broughton (bottom right) and Lynn Wannop (not pictured). | Supplied photos
Joanne McQuarrie, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter | reporter@fitzhugh.ca
Since the first gathering in 1911, International Women’s Day has celebrated the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women annually on March 8.
A few women in Jasper each talked about their journey that has led to where they are today.
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Alberta s Indigenous tourism sector sees new interest from locals
CBC News Calgary3 months ago
1:32The pandemic has sparked a curiosity in Albertans to connect with nature and explore traditional medicine and wellness.1:32
Indigenous Tourism Alberta says the pandemic has created inroads for more wellness and survivalist experiences within their sector.
With little travel opportunities, and the pandemic bearing down on everyday life, Canadians have been exploring their backyards.
Indigenous-lead companies, that have been around for years, say they are seeing more interest from domestic tourists who want to connect with nature and equip themselves with survivalist skills to pull through an uncertain time.