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Sienna Vittoria Lefebvre

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Ottawa
As seen in: Teen Vogue, Chatelaine, All That's Interesting, Verily Magazine, Canada's History Magazine, NUVO Magazine, Sharp Magazine, 29secrets.com, IN Magazine (Canada), SavvyMom.ca and
Covers:  History, Books, Lifestyle, Arts, Culture
Freelance journalist and historical researcher.

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Sienna Vittoria Lefebvre (née Lee-Coughlin) is a Canadian freelance writer and editor with a master's degree in history and a love for all things bookish and historical. Her passion is telling stories of women forgotten in history through her journalism and research.

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A Silk for a Pelt

A Silk for a Pelt

New France's fur-trading women dealt in luxury goods across the Atlantic Ocean.

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How an Enslaved Woman Became an Icon of Resistance in Canada

How an Enslaved Woman Became an Icon of Resistance in Canada

Marie Joseph Angelique was an enslaved woman accused of burning down much of Montreal after her owner refused…

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5 Reasons To Watch The Wildly Entertaining New Show "The Great"

5 Reasons To Watch The Wildly Entertaining New Show "The Great"

Prepare to laugh-and google what actually happened.

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The Forgotten Brilliance Of Laura Bassi, One Of History’s First Female Scientists

The Forgotten Brilliance Of Laura Bassi, One Of History’s First Female Scientists

Though relatively unknown today, Laura Bassi was an important figure during the Age of Enlightenment. As the …

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Reclaiming Forms with Toronto Artist Quinn Rockliff

Reclaiming Forms with Toronto Artist Quinn Rockliff

Quinn Rockliff is proving there’s power in vulnerability. After experiencing the trauma of sexual assault, sh…

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Alison Weir is Reclaiming History One Novel at a Time

Alison Weir is Reclaiming History One Novel at a Time

As "the biggest-selling female historian in the United Kingdom," Alison Weir doesn't believe in rewriting his…

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HER STORY: Lee Miller's Journey from Cover Girl to War Correspondent

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By Sienna Vittoria Lefebvre
| 29secrets.com
In 1927, a beautiful young woman walked down a busy street in New York City. Dazed and distracted, she nearly wandered into oncoming traffic. At just the right moment, a stranger swept in and rescued her. When he got a chance to take a good look at the woman he just saved, he introduced himself as none other than media mogul Conde Nast, and insisted she come model for his magazines. Fast forward a few months and her face was on the cover of Vogue.
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A Silk for a Pelt

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By Sienna Vittoria Lefebvre
| Canada's History Magazine Verified
Nor was Marie-Anne the only woman in the Catignon clan to take part in the trade. When Jean-Jacques was away from Quebec, his sister worked alongside his wife for the family firm, as letters and bills of lading signed by Madame and Mademoiselle Catignon attest.
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HER STORY: Ada Lovelace, Visionary Computer Programmer

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By Sienna Vittoria Lefebvre
| 29secrets.com
By Sienna Vittoria Asselin The world of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) is still overwhelmingly male; in Canada, women only 23% of Canadians working in science and technology. But initiatives, organizations, and institutions are doing what they can to change this, and one way that girls and women are being empowered to enter STEM fields is through the recognition and celebration of women in the sciences who came before.
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