This stamp issue honours three Quebec activists who played a major role in building a more just and equal society.

About Quebec Feminists

This stamp issue pays tribute to the dedicated and influential Quebec feminists who have been at the forefront of the fight for women's and workers' rights, as well as other social and economic inequalities in the province.

Their tireless efforts have shaped society, leaving a lasting impact on generations to come. The issue features powerful imagery, representing Quebec feminists' collective determination.

About the activists

Léa Roback
Léa Roback (1903-2000) embraced the peace movement and saw unionization as a vehicle to stop exploitation of female workers.

Madeleine Parent
Madeleine Parent (1918-2012), a trade unionist, also advocated for Indigenous women and their struggle to amend the Indian Act.

Simonne Monet-Chartrand
Simonne Monet-Chartrand (1919-93), a defender of human rights and pacifist, took on many women’s causes and organized anti-nuclear initiatives.

About the design

Designed by Paprika, each stamp features a powerful photograph capturing the essence of these activists during the peak of their activism.

The white border surrounding the images symbolizes the placards carried proudly during protest rallies, picket lines and marches, representing their collective determination and impact in shaping a more just and equal society.

Product # 414219111

Quebec Feminists: Permanent™ domestic rate stamps – booklet of 6