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WordCamp Canada • Ottawa, Ontario • October 15-17

Canada’s Biggest WordPress Event of the Year

WordCamp Canada 2025 is taking place from October 15–17 in Ottawa, Ontario. It all starts with Contributor Day on the 15th and continues with two full days of sessions at Carleton University‘s Richcraft Hall followed by the Afterparty. It’s a national and global gathering centred on WordPress, the open-source software powering nearly half of all websites. WordCamp Canada is for everyone with an interest in WordPress – from casual users to core contributors. Expect three days of learning, networking, envisioning, and building the future of WordPress together in one of Canada’s most inspiring cities.

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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.

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Richcraft Hall on the Campus of Carleton University.

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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Parliament building in downtown Ottawa.

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    I've been reading various interesting WordPress community blogs.  I'd love to compile a list of these blogs. I would publish the list in a form that others can plug it into their feed readers, or use it as a start for creating their own lists. I figure the WordPress blogging community should be the best…

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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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