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36 years ago today, I lived in Calgary. My daughter was 2, with every bit of potential to do whatever she wanted with her life. My partner was a woman working in a non-traditional job -- one which occasionally found her pissing off some misogynist wingnut. My sister was an engineer.

And these 14 women were students, preparing to do things that would change the world. Until they were murdered by someone who believed they shouldn't be allowed to do that.

Lest we forget.