Kelowna, B.C. marks International Women’s Day for 2022
, the local legion branch has a new president, the first leader that is a woman in its 96-year-history.
“I would like to see the Legion grow, of course, and I certainly want to get some young veterans. This has been my goal since day one, to get our young veterans in here,” said McCaffery.International Women’s Day brings national Airbnb award for Alberta woman “It’s a day to celebrate women’s stories. And of course with my background working here at the museum, I’m very well aware over history that its tends to be the men’s stories that have been saved and documented,” said Jen Garner, Kelowna Museums Society’s head of programming.
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