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.
ARTISANS & VENDORS WANTED!
Calling local artisans, makers & vendors!
ART IN THE ATRIUM 2026
Hosted by Women’s Canadian Club London
Thursday, November 12, 2026 – 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Best Western Plus Lamplighter Inn and Conference Centre
591 Wellington Road, London
$75 per 8-foot table. Need more space, let us know.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!
Have Questions? Email Nancy at blueparrott5@gmail.com
Know a local maker or small business who would love this opportunity?
Please share this information with them!
The Women’s Canadian Club London is proud to participate in London’s Bicentennial celebrations.
Join us on November 12 for a special presentation by Professor Michelle Hamilton:
Forest City Facts: Using Public History to Celebrate London’s Bicentennial
Discover how public history brings London’s rich past to life and helps celebrate the city’s 200th anniversary.
Check out our Speaker Series Page for more details.
Supporting A Book for Every Child Campaign
As part of the Bicentennial celebration, the Women’s Canadian Club London is also proud to support A Book for Every Child Campaign in partnership with the London Public Library.
Our goal is to collect 200 new books—or the equivalent in monetary donations—to help provide books to children and youth who may not otherwise own one. By giving the gift of a book, we can help foster family literacy and inspire a lifelong love of reading.
Books will be collected at our September, October, and November events and will be presented to a library representative during our London Bicentennial celebration on November 12!
We invite you to join us in making a lasting difference for young readers in our community.
