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On December 6, 1989, fourteen women were killed at L’Ecole Polytechnique, University of Montréal, by a
man who said that women should not be allowed into engineering school. Afterwards, the murderer killed
himself.

Thirteen of the women who died that day were students, the fourteenth a University employee. Their
hopes, their dreams, their wishes and those of their loved ones - all that they lived for - were destroyed in
a matter of minutes.

On the sixteenth anniversary of this tragedy, the Douglas College community will gather together at the
New Wesminster and David Lam campuses in loving memory of all women and children who have been

victims of violence. We will be joining with other people across the country as we remember, grieve and
refiect on concrete actions that we can take to prevent and eliminate all forms of gender-based violence.

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EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND

Organized by:
December 6th Organizing Committee
Douglas College Women’s Centre
Douglas Students’ Union, Canadian Federation of Students - Local 18

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