TWO GREAT CANADIANS: MR.

FRANK
STRONACH AND MRS. BERTHA WILSON

By: Trevor
Albert

MR. FRANK
STRONACH
H e l i ke l y d i d n ot
realize it at the
time, but the
s e e d s i f Fr a n k
Stronachs
s u c c e s s we r e
sown in 1965.
T h a t ye a r a
comprehensive
trade treaty
b e t we e n C a n a d a
a n d t h e U n i te d
S t a te s o n
manufacturing
c a r s c a m e i n to
effect.

MRS. BERTHA
WILSON
T h e r e i s a s to r y
about Bertha
Wilson that has
b e e n to l d s o m a ny
times around
C a n a d i a n l aw
s c h o o ls t h a t i t s
the stuff of
legend.

WHO IS THE GREATEST CANADIAN?

Mr. Frank Stronach

Mrs. Bertha Wilson

With his chief customers the

Big Three American carmakers, the business grew
rapidly.
It also gained business by
using its own technician
expertise to solve design and
assembly problems for the
auto manufactures.
As Japanese imports cut into
the market share of North
American manufacturers and
overall car sales became
sluggish, few analysts
concluded that Manga could
survive.

Pushed back for

allowing women have
rights to be fair.
First woman of
Supreme Court of
Canada.
Used the new Canadian
Charter of Rights and
Freedoms as a powerful
tool for women.

CONCLUSION
This paper proven
that she had
s u c c e s s f ul f i g h t i n g
b a c k a n d h av e
their rights for
been Canadian
C h a r te r o f R i g h t s
a n d Fr e e d o m s . S h e
w a s b e e n f a m o us
because she was
first woman of
Supreme Court
Canada in March
1982.