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stacked: Emergency Librarian, celebrating the history of a radical feminist Canadian periodicalby | September 1, 2008
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no choice: Canadian women’s stories of illegal abortionJuly 7, 1999
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civilization and the caring professionby | June 2, 2005
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a woman called incorrigible: Velma Demersonby | March 21, 2005
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Seasonal Feature
February 2: Imbolc – Groundhog Day
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Groundhog Day, is the modern version of St. Brigid’s Day and Imbolc (or Candlemas). A time of intuition and looking forward, it is held that the groundhog comes out of her hole and looks for her shadow. If she sees it, she knows there will be six weeks more of winter. The spirit of life is born at the winter solstice when the sun begins its gradual return. In February, at Imbolc, the earth, the physical, has its first experience of life stirring deep within, waiting to appear in the spring. read more
