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New to #Wikidata? Want to make sure your photos on Wikimedia Commons are linked to relevant Wikidata items? Join us for a virtual one-hour on January 30 - 17:00 ET (workshop in English) / 19:00 ET (workshop in French) More info: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Event:Wik…

Are you a library worker or someone passionate about free knowledge? If so, you should participate in the #1Lib1Ref campaign, running from January 15th to February 5th. Learn more about the #1Lib1Ref campaign here: ca.wikimedia.org/wiki/1Bib1Ref_…

Would you like to see a GLAM, Culture, and Heritage-focused Wiki-conference in 2025? If so, take a moment to fill out this community survey. 🔗 forms.gle/TFUvsjT8F4xRuW…

Happy New Year from Wikimedia Canada! 🌟 Thank you for being a part of our community dedicated to promoting free knowledge across Canada. Wishing you a year of learning, growth, and making a positive impact together.

Today is your final chance to contribute to our annual fundraiser! 💙 Your donation helps us continue our mission to make knowledge open and accessible to everyone. By supporting us, you're empowering the development of free knowledge across Canada. buff.ly/49KAB5M

And finally, the winning photo from #WikiLovesMonuments in Canada 2024 🥇 a photo of the historic village of Val-Jalbert, Quebec. 📷 Adage59 - CC BY-SA 4.0

In 2nd place of the #WikiLovesMonuments contest in Canada 2024 🥈 a picture of the Covehead Harbour lighthouse in Prince Edward Island National Park, PE! 📷 Frostatexam - CC BY-SA 4.0

Only 8 days left to support #Wikimedia Canada this year! 💙 Our annual fundraiser is underway. This is your opportunity to actively support the development of free #knowledge in Canada. 🔗 Donation platform: buff.ly/49KAB5M Thank you for your support!

In 3rd place of the #WikiLovesMonuments contest in Canada 2024 🥉 Alvin SZ and a picture of Building 1, an administration building of the HMCS Discovery naval base in Vancouver, BC 📷 Alvin SZ - CC BY-SA 4.0

Only a few days left to support Wikimedia Canada this year! 💙 Our annual fundraiser is underway. This is your opportunity to actively support the development of free #knowledge in Canada. 🔗 Donation platform: buff.ly/49KAB5M ℹ Find out more: buff.ly/3ZRUnYS

In 4th place of the #WikiLovesMonuments 2024 contest in Canada: a picture of the Stanley Park Pavilion in Vancouver, BC. Built in 1911, this building was originally used as a concession stand. It is the oldest property still standing in Stanley Park! 📷 Alvin SZ - CC BY-SA 4.0

📣 Wikimedia Canada is hiring a Francophone Program Officer Reporting to the Executive Director, the person will be responsible for the implementation of the various programs identified by the organization. 📄 More info: wikimedia.ca/2024/12/17/wik…

In 5th place of the #WikiLovesMonuments 2024 contest in Canada: 450 Guy with a picture of the St. Peters Church, near East Selkirk, Manitoba. This church was designed and built between 1853 and 1854! 📷 450 Guy - CC BY-SA 4.0

In 6th place of the #WikiLovesMonuments 2024 contest in Canada: Msheikholeslami with a picture of the Château Frontenac. "It was a cold day in January and the sky was grey, but the combination of snow, grey sky, Château Frontenac and cannons made it a nice place to take a photo"

Did you know? You can access nearly 7 million articles in English on #Wikipedia. Help us advance the free knowledge movement in Canada. Donate today: tinyurl.com/WMCA2024

In 7th place of the #WikiLovesMonuments 2024 contest in Canada: Oaktree b with a picture of a train approaching the old Newmarket station, ON - CC BY-SA 4.0 "In the photo, I wanted to make a comparison of the old and the new, the old train station and the very modern GO train"

Did you know? #Wiktionary is a free multilingual #dictionary. The English version has over 8 million entries. Help us advance the free knowledge movement in Canada. Donate today: tinyurl.com/WMCA2024

In 8ᵉ place in the Wiki Loves Monuments 2024 contest in Canada, a photo of the François-Jacquet-Dit-Langevin house in Quebec City, QC, taken by Pymouss (CC BY-SA 4.0) “I'm delighted to be able to showcase a building in Quebec City, which is truly a magnificent city!”

In 9th place of the #WikiLovesMonuments 2024 contest in Canada, a picture of the Little Britain United Church in St. Andrews, Manitoba, taken by 450 Guy. Little Britain United Church is the oldest United church of Presbyterian origin in the Canadian West! 450 Guy - CC BY-SA 4.0