International Women's Day
This was the first women to be inducted into the "Rock 'n Roll" Hall of Fame.
Aretha Franklin
This day is celebrated internationally on March 8th every year.
International Women's Day
This day marks the beginning of Spring.
March 20th
Math enthusiasts celebrate this event on March 14th.
Pi Day
This trophy was first awarded to the Montreal AAA hockey team.
The Stanley Cup
This was the first female superhero created by Stan Lee.
Susan Storm
This sport hosts a tournament called March Madness.
Basketball
A common saying for when we move the clocks forward an hour.
Spring Forward/Daylight Savings
This popular Hindu festival is celebrated on this first day of spring.
Holi, Festival of Colours
This province entered the Dominion of Canada as the 10th province through the act of Westminster.
Newfoundland
This French military leader and strategist led an army at the age of 16.
Joan of Arc
Albert Einstein, born in March 1879, was best known for this theory.
Theory of Relativity
Anticipation for the warm weather of Spring that makes one feeling active, creative, and happy.
Spring Fever
St. Patrick's Day was originally associated with this color.
Blue
On March 6, 1834, this town of York incorporated as a city.
Toronto
The Bank has invested in this foundation to "mentor & prepare women to navigate workplace barriers"
Dress for Success Canada Foundation
March and this other month finishes on the same day every year.
June
This bird is often associated with spring in North America.
Robin
This Persian festival starts in the beginning of Spring.
Nowruz
The first Europeans were known to have landed in this province on March 29, 1778.
British Columbia
Women were allowed to vote starting this year.
1920
This social media platform was launched on March 21, 2006.
This is another term for the first day of spring.
Vernal or Spring Equinox
This city hosts the largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the world.
New York, New York, USA
Created in March 23, 1752, this was Canada's first newspaper.
The Halifax Gazette