1. Follow the linkhttps://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/timeline/the-law to view a timeline of defining moments related to law, crime and legal reform in Canada.
2. Scroll through the timeline and answer the following questions:
   1. By date and title heading, list at least 10 key cases, legislation or pivotal events impacting the development of women's rights in Canada.
3. By date and title heading, list at least 10 key cases, legislation or pivotal events affecting indigenous people in Canada.
4. By date and title heading, identify at least 15 key cases, legislation or pivotal events in the 1900's and 2000's that reflect evolving recognition of equality rights on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender expression and identity. Ensure that your choices include a minimum of 2 items from each decade after 1980 to ensure you cover the entire timeline.
5. The timeline presented is not exhaustive. Are there other important events, cases or legislation that you are aware of that are not reflected in this timeline? Explain why you think they should be added.
6. Changes in the law often reflect society's evolving views regarding certain social issues.Can you identify an event or events on the timeline, by date and title heading, that clearly illustrates this point beyond those you already identified in previous questions? Briefly explain your choice(s).
7. Pick one event/case/legislation on the timeline that you believe stands out since it changed the development of law in Canada. Justify your choice.
8. Pick one event/case/legislation on the timeline that surprised you and sparked your interest to investigate further? research to learn more about this event/case/law. Give a brief summary of your findings.