 In 2006, the Canadian government (through Parks Canada) produced a dramatic presentation called ""Elizabeth Parker and the Alpine Club of Canada"" (written and performed by actor and Parks interpreter Laurie Schwartz) describing Parker's contribution to Canadian mountaineering.The play credits Parker not only with her contributions to Canadian mountaineering, but also "a feminist commitment [that] paved the way for others".The Alpine Club of Canada maintains the Elizabeth Parker hut near Lake O'Hara, named in her honour.