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emily murphy (born Emily Gowan Ferguson; 14 March 1868 – 27 October 1933) was a Canadian women's rights activist, jurist, and author. In 1916, she became the first female magistrate in Canada, and in the British Empire. She is best known for her contributions to Canadian feminism, specifically to the question of whether women were "persons" under Canadian law.
Un Parrott Andaluz, Hoops in KuPS, Cup semis and John Egan excels
Alan Cawley and Keith Treacy join Raf Diallo to discuss Troy Parrott's move to Real Betis, great opening Premier League weekends for Brentford and John Egan, Shamrock Rovers' away leg at KuPS and Friday's Premier Division results, while Rachel Graham reacts to the Women's FAI Cup semi-finals and ta…
The COYGIG Pod is back! Katie looks good in blue, Important transfer window for Irish ambitions
As the new WSL season approaches, Kathleen McNamee, Karen Duggan & Scarlett Herron are back to discuss what has been a busy transfer window for the Irish. From Katie McCabe's blockbuster move to Chelsea, Emily Murphy heading to the WSL and Denise O'Sullivan's return to the NWSL there's lots to get …
The COYGIG Pod is back! Katie looks good in blue, Important transfer window for Irish ambitions
As the new WSL season approaches, Kathleen McNamee, Karen Duggan & Scarlett Herron are back to discuss what has been a busy transfer window for the Irish. From Katie McCabe's blockbuster move to Chelsea, Emily Murphy heading to the WSL and Denise O'Sullivan's return to the NWSL there's lots to get …
The SBA wants to change who qualifies as a small business
The Small Business Administration is proposing one of its most significant updates to business-size standards in years. The changes could affect which firms qualify for federal contracting programs and how long successful companies remain part of the small-business ecosystem. Here to discuss the pr…
Emily Murphy Was Progressive for Her Time. So Was Her Racism.
At the beginning of the 20th century, one of the most prominent female writers and social activists of the time was Emily Murphy. She wrote magazine articles and books under the pen name of Janey Canuck. Her book Janey Canuck in the West was very popular.
Murphy would go on to become a suffragette,…
The government is looking for ways to take friction out of the acquisition system without losing accountability
The latest FAR overhaul package includes changes affecting how agencies buy products and services and how much discretion acquisition professionals may have in making those decisions. To sort through what the changes mean and what they signal about the future of federal procurement, I'm joined by E…
#93 Inside Nord Anglia's Global Campus: Building Connection Across 90 Schools with Lesley Hatton
In this episode of Make It Mindful, Seth talks with Lesley Hatton, Senior Programme Officer at Nord Anglia Education, about Global Campus — the platform connecting nearly 90 schools across Nord Anglia's international network, and what it takes to design cross-cultural connection at that scale. The …
Ireland 4-0 Kazakhstan : "A really good squad performance!" | REACTION with Carla Ward and Emily Murphy
Phil Egan is joined by Ireland manager Carla Ward and player Emily Murphy to reflect on Ireland's 4-0 win over Kazakhstan at Supervalu Pairc Ui Chaoimh in Cork, which saw the Girls in Green win 12-0 on aggregate. Their reward is a do-or-die playoff against Poland, with the winners setting off to Br…
Government is about to start enforcing a new set of rules for buying AI
One of government's newest oversight tools isn't an audit or an investigation. It's a contract clause. The latest version of GSA's artificial intelligence acquisition requirements took effect Monday after months of revisions and industry pushback. We'll talk about what changed, what didn't, and wha…
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