Wikimedia Canada micro-grant program is a pillar of the organization, supporting open-knowledge events and projects across Canada. The team has been working hard to update and improve the program, so it can better serve the communities.

On January 19, Toronto WikiClub hosted its annual Wikipedia Day celebration in downtown Toronto at the One Yonge Community Centre.

On November 3, 2024, approximately fifty people participated in the workshop Savoirs pluriels : wikifier les critères d’admissibilité, organized as part of the WikiConvention francophone in Quebec.

The Wiki Loves Monuments contest was organized in Canada during the month of October. We received a lot of great submissions portrayed lots of historic places across the country. Discover the 10 winning photos.

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The 8th edition of the WikiConvention francophone took place on November 2 and 3 in Quebec City, preceded by two days of preconferences. A major event for the French-speaking Wikimedia community, this edition brought together nearly 130 people.

The Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec has awarded Wikimedia Canada $25,000 in financial support as part of a call for projects

Wikimedia Canada, the Consulat Général de France à Québec, CRIHN and INRS are organizing the Digital Commons and AI Day on November 1, 2024 at the Hôtel Concorde in Quebec City.

It is going to be a busy end of the year for the contributors and Wikimedia Canada! Different campaigns and workshops are scheduled in the upcoming weeks, join us!

Wikimedia Canada is organizing a virtual one-hour workshop to learn more about Commons as well as how to contribute to the Wiki Loves Monuments contest in Canada.

Article written by Caelin Nash – Community and Engagement Strategy Intern – Faculty of Management, Dalhousie University This event was partially funded by the Wikimedia Canada micro