The Wikimedia Foundation has recently approved the creation of the CANCUS (Canada, Caribbean, and U.S.) Hub. The CANCUS Hub will unify regional efforts, help bridge
WikiConference North America 2026 will take place in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) on September 25–27, 2026, with the Culture Crawl happening on September 24. This year’s theme is:
Queering Wiki 2026 is a global gathering for queer contributors across Wikimedia projects and free knowledge. It is a space to connect, collaborate, and collectively
Article written by members of Pluriclub. This event received a mini-grant from Wikimedia Canada. On March 4, the Pluriclub project: Fabrique intersectionnelle des savoirs wiki
The Wikimedia movement is the global community of contributors to the Wikimedia projects. Wikimedia projects are powered by volunteers, and everyone is welcome to edit
Wikipedia was first founded on January 15, 2001. Today, it turns 25! Wikipedia is written, edited, and fact checked by nearly 250,000 people, all volunteers
The #1Lib1Ref campaign is now in its 9th year! Wikimedia Canada invites you to participate in the Canadian #1Lib1Ref competition running from January 15th to February 5th, 2026.
WikiConference North America 2026 will take place in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) on September 25–27, 2026, with the Culture Crawl happening on September 24. We expect
Wikimedia Canada is a registered charity whose mission is to promote the growth, development, and dissemination of free knowledge in Canada. In 2025, your donations
WikiClubs bring together people in a given city or region, or around a theme, to collaborate and help each other to contribute to the Wikimedia
We’ve been made aware of a phishing scam circulating online. Please note that Wikimedia Canada is not currently hiring. Legitimate communications from Wikimedia Canada will
Article written by Erin Bourgard. This event received a Wikimedia Canada micro grant. Over two academic terms, the FIMS Graduate Library (FGL) hosted a monthly Wiki
