Discover resources, meet your district team, explore upcoming events, and celebrate achievements on the District 208 Toastmasters website.
District Director Message Fall is one of my favourite times of the year. I love watching […]
Division D is building momentum! Discover how club success plans, open houses, and small actions can help members and clubs thrive in District 208.
Plan It. Work It. Celebrate It! Early in my career, my supervisor shared a simple mantra […]
Enlightening Evaluations Mary Schoendorfer, DTM, planned four workshops in July and August that boosted summer attendance […]
Every Toastmasters year brings a chance to try something new. That is true whether you joined last month or have been a member for years.
From One Speech to Distinguished Toastmaster I was not planning to stay. I Came for One […]
I first learned those words while training to become a military officer. During a section attack, […]
I recently had the full experience of the Toastmasters International 2026 Convention in Vancouver, BC. Before that, I had only attended regional conferences.
I attended the 2026 Toastmasters International Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, from Wednesday, August 19 to Saturday, August 22.
Across our Toastmasters District, thousands of stories unfold as members achieve milestones, clubs innovate, leaders step up, and training and conference events bring our community together.
When I joined Leduc Blackgold Toastmasters in October 2016, becoming a Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) was not part of my original plan.
My journey to Toastmasters started on the University of Saskatchewan (U of S), Saskatoon campus, at Innovation Place Concourse Building.
For years, Toastmasters clubs around the globe have relied on FreeToastHost to run weekly meetings, track member progress, and welcome prospective guests.
What an exciting time! Alberta and Montana clubs are joining together as District 208. While all our members bring different experiences, traditions, and successes from our former districts, we now have a wonderful opportunity to create something new.
It is an honour and a pleasure to serve as your Public Relations Manager (PRM) for this Toastmasters year. My name is Queen Udosen, and I am excited about the opportunity to work alongside our district leaders.
In the comic book world, my job as a letterer is to take huge, chaotic blocks of text and fit them into sleek dialogue bubbles so the story leaps off the page without blocking the art.
I'm honored to share this as the first DTM of newly formed District 208 - a milestone that belongs not just to me, but to every member and mentor across our district who is building this new chapter together.
When I recently co-coached a club looking to increase membership, one of its primary goals was to strengthen its social media presence and public relations efforts. Like many clubs, they wanted to attract more visitors and convert those visitors into members.
Starting a new Toastmasters district was not just a matter of choosing a new number and launching a new website. It required planning, coordination, leadership, communication, and a clear transition process.
