The Sir Winston Churchill Memorial Dinner is back and will take place June 16th at the Ranchmen’s Club, 710-13th Avenue SW, Calgary.  


Our keynote speaker will be Waller Newell, Professor of Political Science at Carleton University in Ottawa, and author of the 2016 book, Tyrants: A History of Power, Injustice and Terror.  He also has a new book just released entitled Tyranny and Revolution: Rousseau to Heidegger.  Dr. Newell's keynote address for June 16th is entitled "Tyranny and Revolution: Lessons from History."

Registration for the June 16th dinner is now closed. We hope to see you at future events.


Interested in supporting the leadership and legacy of Sir Winston Churchill?

You can make a positive contribution. Find out more about Sir Winston Churchill Society Leadership Initiative and Statue Project, click here:  
Read the Calgary Herald article from Churchill Society president Mark Milke explaining why Calgary needs a statue of Winston Churchill here: https://bit.ly/33km541

Welcome to the Society

The Sir Winston Churchill Society promotes students' facility in the use of the spoken and written word emphasizing oratorical and communication skills as exemplified by the debates, speeches and writings of Sir Winston Spencer Churchill. The Society also exists to preserve and promote the legacy of Sir Winston Spencer Churchill, including his achievements in the face of tyranny and the preservation of freedom, and in so doing commemorate his leadership and achievements. 

2021-2022 Board of Directors

Mark Milke, President
Heather Coleman, Vice-President and chair of the Churchill Statue Project
John Baycroft
Bill Bewick Sr. (Liaision, Alberta University of the Arts Churchill Scholarship)
Gerald Chipeur Q.C. (Fundraising)
Kim Davies (Liaison, Mount Royal University Moot Court Awards) 
Elisa Frank (Liaison, high school debates)
Natashia Halikowski (Board Secretary)
David Holmes (Newsletter Editor) 
David Hood
Devin Iversen (Website)
Angela Kolias (Events)
James Maxim
Sheri MacMillan
Kim Moody  (Treasurer)
​Greg Stebbe