In 1987, the Victoria Council of Women presented a plaque to the provicial legislature honouring two members who had worked for over 30 years for women's suffrage. They were Maria Grant and Cecilia Spofford. Federates have included political parties, church groups, business and professional groups, poverty action groups, etc. The Local Council is an affiliate of the Provincial Council, National Council, and the International Council. Membership is open to women interested in local, provincial or national affairs, such as education, health, housing, safety, arts, environment, pensions, etc.
Members can join as representatives as a club or association, or as individuals.
The aim of the Council of Women is to work for the betterment of conditions pertaining to families, the community and the country. Meetings consist of a speaker, followed by a business program. Bring a brown bag lunch. Tea and coffee are provided. The Local Council is composed of organizations within its community in federation, and is responsible for action with respect to the welfare and progress in its area.