In 1897, the idea spread to Toronto, and very soon became a movement spanning the country. In 1910, The Women’s Canadian Club of London was formed with Lady Elizabeth Gibbons as its first President. It is a unique movement which celebrates Canadian people and culture while preserving and promoting Canadian heritage and history.

The Women's Canadian Club, London, Canada presents distinguished and dynamic speakers on topics of local, national and international interest. It is the largest Canadian Club in Canada meeting monthly at 2 pm from September through March at Centennial Hall in downtown London. A Spring Luncheon is held in April at the Hilton Hotel. Members pay an annual fee of $45 to hear seven speakers and a musical program in December, enjoy three receptions and have the opportunity to participate in day-trips at extra cost. Non-members are welcome to hear a single speaker for $15.