Who We Are
Women’s Canadian Club is a non-profit, non-political, non-partisan and non-sectarian organization; and it welcomes women and men as members.
Our Mission:
Women’s Canadian Club, London, Ontario is a membership-based speakers organization providing monthly meetings on topics dedicated to preserving our Canadian identity, increasing our interest in matters affecting the welfare of our country, informing us about Canada’s part in world affairs and acknowledging the outstanding accomplishments of young people in our community.
We believe:
- in Canada,
- that it is important to provide a forum and audience for passionate speakers,
- in broadening our minds by learning about many diverse topics,
- that it is important to foster an interest in public affairs,
- in cultivating an understanding of Canadian culture,
- in providing a forum for global issues, and
- in supporting the youth in our community.
What’s Coming Up November 12th!
We are celebrating London’s Bicentennial in November! Lots of activities are planned. Looking forward to seeing you all there!
Come celebrate London’s past, present, and future!
The Women’s Canadian Club London is pleased to welcome Professor Michelle Hamilton as our Keynote Speaker on Thursday, November 12, 2026, from 2:00pm to 3:30pm, at the Best Western Plus Lamplighter Inn & Conference Centre.
Forest City Facts: Using Public History to Celebrate London’s Bicentennial
Join public historian and Western University Professor Michelle Hamilton for a fascinating exploration of the people, places, and stories that have shaped the Forest City. Through her work with Hear, Here London, historic buildings, archives, museums, and interactive heritage projects, Michelle brings history out of the archives and into the community.
As London celebrates its 200th anniversary, discover how public history can bring our city’s stories to life, deepen our understanding of the past, and help us think about London’s future.
Visit Speaker Series — Professor Hamilton for more details.
Youth Focus P
resentation — Our November Youth speaker is Raine DeVries, a grade 12 student at Parkside Collegiate Institute in St. Thomas. Raine is on the Parkside Robotics team, the Thunderstamps, who came in second in the first Robotics Canada Tech Challenge Provincial Championships.
Visit our Youth Focus Page for more details.
Community Service – This month we highlight the legion and finish our A Book for Every Child Campaign. Visit the Community Service table from 12:30pm to 1:45pm to drop off :
- Aluminum pop tabs
- New books for children, preteens, teens
- Monetary funds for either the Byron Legion or the A Book for Every Child Campaign
- The Byron-Springbank Legion Poppy Fund
Visit our Community Service Page for more details.
Making A Difference Together
Annual Memberships – You can still purchase or renew your memberships at the Membership Table from 12:45pm to 1:45pm, or online before the meeting. Members may also pick up their membership cards.
Visit our Membership Page for details on how to complete your registration.
Single Event Tickets – Tickets are $30 and available:
- At the Membership Table from 12:45pm to 1:45pm
- Through Eventbrite — Professor Hamilton
Credit and debit card purchases are subject to a processing fee.
