Canada’s Biggest WordPress Event of the Year
WordCamp Canada 2025 takes place October 16–17 at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. It’s a national gathering for everyone from casual users to core contributors, two days of learning, connecting, and building the future of WordPress together in one of Canada’s most inspiring cities.
Carleton University
Set along the Rideau River, Carleton University is one of Canada’s most innovative and inclusive campuses. Richcraft Hall is a modern, Green Globe-certified building that reflects Carleton’s commitment to accessibility and sustainability.
About Ottawa
Canada’s capital blends natural beauty with vibrant culture. From historic landmarks and world-class museums to riverside trails and indie coffee shops, Ottawa is the perfect mix of city energy and small-town charm, especially stunning in the fall.
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Read Full Post: Amplifying Diverse Voices in WordPress: A Conversation with Winstina Hughes, Founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC)
Amplifying Diverse Voices in WordPress: A Conversation with Winstina Hughes, Founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC)
At WCEH, we believe Canada’s greatest strength is its mosaic of perspectives – and that spirit extends across the global WordPress community. One advocate living out that value every day is Winstina Hughes, MCRP, founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC). Over virtual coffee, we chatted with Winstina about why diverse representation matters, how SiNC funds speaker travel…
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Read Full Post: They’re Here! Meet the First Speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025
They’re Here! Meet the First Speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025
Meet the first speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025! Explore talks on blocks, design, accessibility, sustainability & the future of the open web.
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Read Full Post: WCEH Keynote: Evan Prodromou
WCEH Keynote: Evan Prodromou
Welcoming Evan Prodromou to WordCamp Canada 2025 We’re thrilled to announce that Evan Prodromou will be joining us as a keynote speaker at WordCamp Canada 2025 this October in Ottawa. Based in Montréal, Québec, Evan has been at the heart of Canada’s open tech ecosystem for more than two decades — and his latest work has…
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Read Full Post: Does Your Tiny Business Really Need to Worry about Accessibility?
Does Your Tiny Business Really Need to Worry about Accessibility?
I’ll admit it: when I started the research for this article, I expected to find stories of altruism or political grandstanding. I was surprised by what I found. For instance, did you know that back in 1997 our very own Royal Bank of Canada installed the world’s first talking ATM in an Ottawa branch? In…
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Read Full Post: Why I need WordLand
Why I need WordLand
I’m primarily a writer, my podcasts reflect that, so most of the work I do on each podcast, beyond recording the audio, is in writing the show notes. I have a template the writing and audio flow through. Fairly standard stuff, the same approach used by Tumblr and many other blogging systems, including UserLand's Manila…
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Read Full Post: Amplifying Diverse Voices in WordPress: A Conversation with Winstina Hughes, Founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC)
Amplifying Diverse Voices in WordPress: A Conversation with Winstina Hughes, Founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC)
At WCEH, we believe Canada’s greatest strength is its mosaic of perspectives – and that spirit extends across the global WordPress community. One advocate living out that value every day is Winstina Hughes, MCRP, founder of Support Inclusion in Tech (SiNC). Over virtual coffee, we chatted with Winstina about why diverse representation matters, how SiNC funds speaker travel…
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Read Full Post: They’re Here! Meet the First Speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025
They’re Here! Meet the First Speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025
Meet the first speakers for WordCamp Canada 2025! Explore talks on blocks, design, accessibility, sustainability & the future of the open web.
Want to Get Invoved?
WordCamp Canada is built by the community—for the community. Whether you want to sponsor the event, volunteer your time, capture moments as a photographer, or simply attend and connect, there are plenty of ways to take part. Speaker applications are now closed, but we’re still welcoming new supporters and contributors.
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