How female engineers of the Montreal Massacre generation are changing the world | CBC News On Dec. 6, 1989, a gunman killed 14 young women — most studying to be engineers — at Montreal's École Polytechnique. Thirty years later, other women of that generation have made their mark on engineering and the world, from designing aircraft to earthquake-proofing buildings.

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