Being the premiere pageant for married women, the Mrs. Canada International pageant was developed to have higher standards than other pageant systems by showcasing the accomplishments of today's married woman.

The system helps women reach greater potential within their lives by promoting them, their accomplishments, and their commitment to family, marriage and their communities.

Each accepted contestant receives an official crown and sash to represent her city in the National Pageant. She is also given the opportunity to select a platform of her choice that she will promote for one year while she holds her city title.

This year's national pageant is scheduled to take place June 19th to 22nd in London, Ontario. Three days of amazing activities are planned including appearances, autograph signings, rehearsals, and more. Delegates will meet new friends from around the country and create memories that will last a lifetime. An unforgettable prize package will be presented to Mrs. Canada International 2003 the evening of June 21st at the Wolfe Theatre.

Delegates from across the country will compete in Interview 50%, Aerobic Wear 25%, and Evening Gown 25%.

Personal interviews are conducted individually with judges and contestants are required to have a platform. Judges will be mindful of accomplishments, family committment, community involvement and overall appearance. Dress is business.

Aerobics wear is scored on the appearance of phycical fitness.

For the evening gown competition, contestants select an evening gown of their choice. Husbands escort their wives in this area of competition. Evening gown is scored on self-confidence, poise and grace.

Mrs. Canada International 2003 will then represent Canada in the Mrs. International pageant at the Louise Mandrell Theatre in Pigeon Forge, TN in September 2003.