Mother-Daughter Pairs: Ont ., and Canadian Press

mother-daughter pairs: Why these Canadians are joining the Women's March on Washington The Canadian Press That she can share such a historic moment with her daughter as well as her friends only makes it more special, she said, according to Globe and Mail. At least two other mother-daughter pairs will be on the bus travelling from Windsor. Hill, 56, a college professor in Windsor, Ont., says she raised her children to believe they could do what they wanted regardless of their gender, and the rally on Saturday the first day of the Donald Trump administration is an opportunity to walk the talk. I think it'll be a great memory for the two of us to have experienced this huge event together and to have participated and supported other people, to have done all that we could do, she said. Hundreds of Canadians are making the cross-border trek on at least 10 chartered coaches, which will be travelling overnight to the morning event, dubbed the Women's March on Washington. I'm sure it'll be a weekend I'll never forget. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.