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Historian Bonnie Reilly Schmidt discusses women and their experience as police officers in the RCMP.
Interview by Mark Reid
In 2010, historian Bonnie Reilly Schmidt of Simon Fraser University spoke with editor-in-chief Mark Reid while attending the annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Scientists at Concordia University in Montreal. Schmidt was there to give a presentation on women and their experience as police officers in the RCMP.
Photo credit: Simon Fraser University/CC
Fiction Feature: The story of Beautiful Joe.
Listen to the 1914 renditions of “Vision” and “One Sweetly Solemn Thought” by Canadian musician Winifred Bambrick, the first harpist to record with American inventor Thomas Edison.
Eva Gauthier pushed boundaries of both music and early twentieth-century comportment during her remarkable international musical career.
Dancers, actresses, prospectors, saloon owners, prostitutes and wives — there was no such thing as a conventional woman in the Klondike.