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Irene Parlby

Irene Parlby was a trailblazer in advocating for women's and children's issues in Alberta. As President of the United Farm Women of Alberta from 1916 to 1920, she worked tirelessly to advance healthcare and social services across the province.

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One of the "famous five" in the persons case which established the status of women as people under the BNA act in 1929

A group of 5 women involved in a court case arguing that women were in fact "persons" of the BNA act.

The Famous 5 won the fight

This was a milestone victory for the rights of women in Canada.

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President of United Farm Women of Alberta

First woman to become cabinet minister in Alberta

She had special responsibilities for advising the government on issues of concern to women and children

Improved wages for working women and married women’s property rights.