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Margaret Mitchell, the former NDP MP and women’s rights advocate, died yesterday at the age of 91. Mitchell, who served as the MP for Vancouver East from 1979 until 1993, came to be known for her tireless work in highlighting issues such as employment inequality and domestic violence—which were not always taken seriously by her male colleagues in the House of Commons. In her very first speech as an MP, in October 1979, Mitchell pointed out some of the sexism she’d already encountered in her new

WACback: Published on Jun 22, 2010 Journey for Margaret: http://bit.ly/2Tw2lHE War correspondent John Davis faces drama every day: London aflame from German bombs and the personal sorrow that he and his wife can never have a child of their own. Then John meets Margaret and Peter, two traumatized war orphans who need him as much as he needs something to make his life whole. Robert Young is John and five-year-old Duse Margaret O'Brien is Margaret in an acclaimed wartime drama that is both tender a