The Ontario Chapter of the SDC was founded in 1972 with only 16 members mainly situated around the city of Toronto. Since then, it presently has 90 members that are spread throughout the provinces of Ontario, Quebec and along with New York State. 
        Throughout the years the Ontario Chapter has put on numerous Studebaker Events. In 2005 we hosted the International SDC Crossroads Zone meet at Country Heritage Park near Milton, Ontario which had 80 Studebakers on display, The Chapter hold events on a monthly basis to include dinners, tours, and our annual Studefest which was held in Wallaceburg last year. The annual Maple Leaf tour has been a favourite Rally primarily held in Haliburton & Collingwood Regions when the Maple Leafs are at their most colourful time in the Fall.  In 2007 we will be front and centre in the History room as the feature marque at the 2007 Canadian International Autoshow (CIAS). We had 9 of our Chapter member’s cars on display along with other great Studebakers from the Hamilton Chapter and the Studebaker National Museum.
     Many Chapter members make regular trips to South Bend, Indiana, York Pa in the spring or Reedsville Pa in the Fall to track down that much-needed part or meet fellow Studebaker owners in a very friendly atmosphere. Every year the National SDC arranges to host their annual rally which is second to none. The recent 2010 rally was held in Glendale, Arizona while in 2011 it will be held in Springfield, Missouri for the 47rd Annual rally.
 With a great auto flea market, arranged tours and entertainment, it’s truly the event of the year to attend.
          Just like any other SDC Chapter - the Ontario Chapter distributes its Bi-monthly newsletter "The Studebanner" to all its members. It contains many stories on our members, Tech Tips, Classified and all Chapter activities. Our great new website which you are browsing has loads of information which helps you make that Studebaker connection, helping to keep your “Cruiser” on the road or find that dream vehicle you have been looking for.
           To sum it all up the Ontario Chapter encourages the sharing of technical information, the preservation of the unique corporate history, the restoration and driving of Studebaker vehicles, and most importantly, the fellowship of its members and their families. So if you are interested in Studebakers or a present owner then become a member, come out and have a fun time with a club that drives their antiques cars, not just look at them.