The WikiClub Perspectives Visuelles, a cohort of Franco-Canadian visual artists, was launched to support the discoverability of these artists and has reached a strategic milestone

In June 2026, Wikimedia Canada began transitioning its donation and membership platform from PayPal to Zeffy. This platform allows us to streamline the management of

Article written by Simon Côté-Lapointe, librarian at UQAM On Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., the UQAM central library hosted the

Wikimedia Canada aims to serve the wiki-enthusiast community across Canada. If you are a contributor that would like to train others and you live in Canada,

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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

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Article written by Zool Suleman from Rungh Having died in 1999 and returned back to life in 2017, Rungh is very cognizant of the shortage

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