Articles in this category are about Wikimedia Canada news.
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.
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The Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec has awarded Wikimedia Canada $25,000 in financial support as part
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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!
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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.
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Article written by Caelin Nash – Community and Engagement Strategy Intern – Faculty of Management, Dalhousie University This event was partially funded
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The sixth edition of Wiki Loves Sport aims to improve content related to sport in the Wikimedia projects.
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Wikimedia Canada hopes that ratification by numerous affiliates and members will further stimulate debate and discussion with the Foundation. This approach is intended to recognize the considerable volunteer and community efforts invested to date in continuing the process.
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Wikimedia Canada is pleased to announce the results of the vote held during its Annual Members’ Meeting on May 25, 2024. During the meeting, a new Board of Directors was elected.
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The call for papers for the 2024 WikiConvention francophone has been extended to May 31.
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On Sunday, March 17, in the midst of the Francophonie Month, Wikimedia Canada, BAnQ, the Fédération culturelle canadienne-française (FCCF) and Littérature québécoise mobile (LQM) once again joined forces to highlight our authors, their work, and even their structured data, on Wikipedia and Wikidata.
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