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Who was the first canadian woman to climb mount everest?
Rebeca Stevens was the first English woman to climb mount everest. She first went there as a reporter, then she decided to climb it herself and now she is the first English woman to climb mount everest .
Who was the first Canadian woman to become prime minister?
Kim Campbell
Who is the First Canadian woman to break one minute for 100 meter freestyle?
This is unknown because any Canadian woman could have broken the one minute and not have been recorded.
Who was the first Canadian woman to work on the International Space Station?
Julie Payette
Who was the first Canadian woman prime minister?
Agnes Macphail
Who is the highest jumper in the world from the woman?
Stefka Kostadinova
Who was the first Canadian woman to practice medicine in Canada?
Emily Howard Jennings Stowe
Who climbed mount everest and were they canadian?
The first Canadian woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest was Sharon Wood on the 20th May 1986.
Was Roberta Bondar the first Canadian female astronaut to land on the moon?
No Canadian has ever been to the Moon and no woman has been to the Moon. So no.
First canadian woman on the moon?
Roberta Bondar was the first female Canadian to have the privilege of traveling into space.Roberta Lynn Bondar.Canadian astronaut Roberta Bondar was one of the first Canadian astronuats and became the first Canadian woman in space in 1992Roberta Bondar became the first female Canadian astronaut with her flight aboard Discovery in January, 1992. Julie Payette (CSA-NASA) was the first Canadian to board the International Space Station, in May, 1999. She operates the "Canadarm" robot manipulator arm.
Who was the 1rst Canadian woman to climb Mount Everest?
The first Canadain woman to climb Mount Everest was Sharon Wood in 1986
Who was the First Canadian black woman to own and edit a newspaper?
Mary Ann Shadd Cary was a Canadian black woman who became the first to own and edit a newspaper in 1853. She founded and edited the publication called "The Provincial Freeman."
