their families who disapproved of the work she did with the PIB. The scrutiny was so serious that she relocated with her husband to Toronto for a period of time before returning to Ottawa and resuming their lives in a different part of the city. After her book store closed to make way for an office tower, Palmer worked as a florist. Together she and her husband had one daughter. Palmer was honoured along with A. R. Kaufman, Elizabeth Bagshaw, Lise Fortier, George C. and Barbara Cadbury, by Ortho Pharmaceutical Ltd. in 1973 for their roles in advancing family planning in Canada. In 1986 the trial was reenacted as part of the CBC radio series Scales of Justice. The episode script was drafted by Frank Jones, using trial transcripts and related papers held by the University of Waterloo Library, and featured Canadian actress Nicky Guadagni as Palmer. Palmer died in Ottawa on November 5, 1992. See also Great Stork Derby - 1926 – 1936 References Further reading Beswick, Lorne. "'Birth Control or Red Regime': Toronto, Eugenics and the Eastview Birth Control Trial," MA Thesis: Queen's University, 2011. Beswick, Lorne. "Reds in Beds: The Communist Party of Canada and the Politics of Reproduction, 1920-1970," Ph.D Thesis: Queen's University, 2017. External links Canadian birth control activists Canadian women's rights activists 1992 deaths 1908 births English emigrants to Canada