Editing École Polytechnique massacre (section)

==Memorials==
[[File:MintoParkMemorial.JPG|thumb|Memorial in [[Minto Park]], [[Ottawa]]|alt= circular monument in a park, and made of multiple grey stones. The large central stone contains a bilingual inscription in memory of women killed by men's violence. Many much smaller irregularly shaped stone shafts are carved with women's names.]]

* The École Polytechnique installed a circular memorial on an exterior wall, naming all the victims who were killed and the date of the massacre.
* ''[[Enclave: The Ottawa Women's Monument]]'' is a public monument in the national capital that honours the lives of local women and girls murdered by men between 1990 and 2000. It is located in [[Minto Park]], off [[Elgin Street (Ottawa)|Elgin Street]], in [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario, Canada]]. It was built in 1992 by the Women's Urgent Action Committee in reaction to this event and is a site of annual memorials of this event. It is a protests against a [[Patriarchy|patriarchal]] climate of [[violence against women]].<ref name=":0" />
* The City of [[Vancouver, British Columbia]], commissioned a memorial to the victims that was created by Beth Alber and installed in a city park. (See photo about names of victims.)