On December 6, 1989, a devastating act of gender-based violence unfolded at École Polytechnique in Montreal, claiming the lives of 14 women and leaving lasting scars on Canada. This event became a national turning point — sparking conversations around misogyny, public safety, and the systemic issues facing women in society.
📍 In This Episode:
The timeline of events leading up to the tragedy
A closer look at the victims and their stories
How this event ignited a national movement
The social, political, and cultural impact across Canada
How Canadians continue to honor the lives lost every year
🕯️ More than three decades later, this day is remembered as a symbol of resilience, remembrance, and the fight for gender equality.
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