WordCamp Canada • Ottawa, Ontario • October 16-17
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It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for… 🎟️ Tickets for WordCamp Canada 2025 are now up for grabs! 🎉
You can choose from General Admission or Micro-Sponsor, which both come with full access to both days of the conference.
Micro-sponsors will get special recognition since they are paying the true cost of attending WCEH, but thanks to our great sponsors, general admission tickets can be offered at a substantial discount.
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3 responses to “Ticket sales are OPEN for WordCamp Canada”
Have you sent out speaker selection notifications yet? OR if you purchase a ticket and then discover you have been selected to speak, is your ticket refunded?
Speaker selection will happen by July 20. And everyone should be notified by mid-august. After that we will make the list public. If you purchase a ticket and then are chosen to speak, your ticket will be refunded. Just be sure to mention that you purchased a ticket, when you reply to your speaker notification email.
Wahoo! So happy to see this happening in Canada! 🙂