Toronto #1 Toastmasters

Toronto #1 Toastmasters is the first Toastmasters club ever chartered in the city of Toronto, founded in 1953 (Club #1289). Located at the Etobicoke Civic Centre, the club meets every Monday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM (September through June, excluding statutory holidays). Meetings are held in-person with Zoom available when necessary. The club offers a proven educational program covering public speaking, leadership, improvisational speaking, debates, and speech evaluations in a supportive, mentor-rich environment. Membership is open to all adults 18 and over with no restrictions.

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連絡先と所在地

Etobicoke Civic Centre, 399 The West Mall, Etobicoke Civic Centre, M9C 2Y2

ウェブサイトを開く

contact-1289@toastmastersclubs.org

会員情報とセッション

Membership is open to all adults aged 18 and over with no restrictions. Toastmasters International semiannual dues are $60 USD (approx. $170 CAD/year), paid twice yearly (April 1 and October 1). New members pay a one-time new member fee of $25 USD (as of October 2025). Dues are pro-rated for members joining mid-cycle. Members gain access to the Pathways educational program and the monthly Toastmaster magazine. Guests may attend meetings for free before joining.

Services: Public speaking practice, Leadership development, Toastmasters Pathways educational program, Improvisational speaking (Table Topics), Prepared speech delivery, Speech evaluation and feedback, Debate practice, Peer mentoring, Monthly Toastmaster magazine (digital), Speech contests (club, area, district levels)

開催スケジュール: Every Monday, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (September to June, excluding statutory holidays and July/August)

言語: English

開催形式: in-person, online

追加情報

Club #1289 in Toastmasters International. Originally chartered on May 30, 1953 as a company club for Campbell Soup Company employees. District 60. Members have been District champions seven times. The George Keenan Award was named after one of the club's members.