#wceh — Public Fediverse posts
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🍁 Look Back: What Happened at WCEH 2025 🍁
From the halls of Carleton University in Ottawa to the late-night debates at the afterparty, the energy last year was unmatched. Incredible event and awesome energy.
Are you ready for WCEH 2026 in Vancouver?
👉 Check out the highlights from last year below and get ready for more!
#WordCampCanada2026 #WCEH26 #WCEH #WordPress #CommunitySupport #WCEH2025Recap
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🍁 Calling for Sponsors - WordCamp Canada 2026
Early-bird sponsorships are open until March 31.
Join one of the world’s largest open-source communities and connect with the people building the future of WordPress.
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The videos from last month's WordCamp Canada 2025 have been posted on WordPress.tv:
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In response to Matt Mullenweg’s “WordCamp Canada Talk”
Questions in response to Matt's townhall at WCEH: What role do you see WordPress, either in core or through plugins, playing to help people reclaim their online identity and make ‘publish once, syndicate everywhere’ a mainstream reality? How can WordPress and the open web help rebuild that trust?https://jeffpaul.com/2025/11/reblog-matt-mullenweg-wordcamp-canada-talk/
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WordCamp Canada 2025
This past week was the 2nd edition of WordCamp Canada (affectionately known by the hashtag #WCEH on “the socials”).
Organizing
It was my honour last year to be part of the organizing committee for WordCamp Canada. We had a great team led by Shanta Nathwani, Matthew Graham and myself.
Even with a great team, organizing an event like this is a huge amount of work. So this year I decided to step back from organizing, and instead volunteered.
The 2025 organizing committee led by James Giroux did a fantastic job putting together this year’s camp. My personal thank you to Miriam Goldman, this year’s volunteer coordinator, for making that experience a great one!
The 2025 Organizing Committee during end of camp thank yous.The Venue
This year’s WordCamp was held in Richcraft Hall at Carleton University in Ottawa. Although this was WordCamp Canada’s first time here, WordCamp Ottawa has used this venue several times for the local camp.
Not only is it a beautiful building (the patio overlooking the river is particularly stunning), but Carleton University itself uses WordPress for hundreds of sites that make up the carleton.ca web presence.
View from the patio at Richcraft Hall / Carleton University (Photo: Shawn Hooper)Contributor Day
WordCamp Canada hosted a Contributor Day. This is an event dedicated contributing back to the WordPress open source project. This could be working on the core product, documentation, accessibility, translations, or many other teams.
I chose to work on the WP-CLI command line project, adding the ability to delete all comments from a site with an
--allflag on thewp comment deletecommand. As of the time of writing this post, the pull request for this feature is almost ready to be merged.I’m hoping someone will put together a list of all the contributors that were worked on during WordCamp Canada.
The Content
Like most WordCamps, I don’t spend a huge amount of time in the talks themselves. I prefer to network in the “Hallway Track”, or volunteer where needed.
I was able to catch parts of several talks over the two days of the camps.
The team put together a lineup of talks across a wide range of topics.
Ryan Welcher presenting “The Block Developer Cookbook: WCEH 2025 Edition”To nobody’s surprise, AI was a hot topic of discussion this year, but the camp covered:
- Accessibility
- AI
- Business
- DevOps
- Development (Blocks, etc.)
- Documentation
- Federation
- SEO
as well as three keynote talks, and a town hall with one of the co-founders of WordPress.
Carl Alexander presenting “Serverless WordPress Demystified: Scale, Savings & Modern Workflows”My Takeaways
The WordPress Community in Canada is still going strong. The attendees this year were mostly first timers, with a solid group of returning attendees.
Sound like Fun?
It’s likely that the next WordCamp Canada will happen somewhere else in the country. Like WordCamp US, we’d planned to have the camp in the same city two years in a row. I’m thinking… west coast?
If you’re interested in helping out, reach out on the WordCamp Canada site, or on WordPress Canada’s Slack. They’ll be looking for organizers from around the country to help put 2026 together!
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so sad that I couldn't make it to @WordCampCanada !
I would have liked to see the talks by @evan, @davew and @mediaformat !!!
I hope we will see a lot of new #ActivityPub users after the #wordcamp !!!
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I love seeing @evan speak at WordCamp Canada, bringing the spirit of ActivityPub to #WordPress events and advocating for long-form content in the Fediverse!
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WordCamp Canada 2025 conference talk
Leadership in open source isn’t just about code. At WordCamp Canada 2025, I shared how project and product managers can help lead WordPress releases through coordination, communication, and glue work that keeps contributors aligned and shipping on time. Here’s a look back at the talk, key lessons from the room, and why Ottawa’s vibrant WordPress community made it one to remember, eh?https://jeffpaul.com/2025/10/wordcamp-canada-2025-conference-talk/
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✨ Contributor Day energy in full swing at WordCamp Canada! Great conversations, code, and community all around. #WCEH
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Today is WordPress Accessibility Day 2025. It is also Contributor Day at WordCamp Canada 2025. Perfect timing!
I hope to see lots of great accessibility updates come out of Carleton University today.
https://2025.wpaccessibility.day/schedule/
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Arrived in Ottawa for #WCEH2025! #WordPress Contributor Day tomorrow, then #WCEH! I'll be speaking on software supply chain security in a decentralized federated ecosystem. Looking forward to @scripting.com @ma.tt @evan.cosocial.ca.ap.brid.gy Jill Binder & others! canada.wordcamp.org/2025/about/s...
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🌊 Sponsor Shoutout | #WCCanada2025
Huge thanks to GreenGeeks and Kanopi, our Coast-to-Coast Sponsors, for supporting WordCamp Canada 2025!
#WordPress #WordCampCanada #WCEH2025 #WCEH #GreenGeeks #Kanopi #ThankYouSponsors
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🚢 Sponsor Shoutout | #WCCanada2025
Huge thanks to Multidots, Trew Knowledge and OpenSRS, our Laurentian Sponsors, for supporting WordCamp Canada 2025!
Your enterprise WordPress solutions, domain services, and digital expertise empower the WordPress community. 💙#WordPress #WordCampCanada #WCEH2025 #WCEH #Multidots #OpenSRS #TrewKnowledge #ThankYouSponsors
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🚢 Sponsor Shoutout | #WCCanada2025
Huge thanks to Evolving Web, CanSpace, and Elementor, our Laurentian Sponsors, for supporting WordCamp Canada 2025!
Your hosting, digital expertise, and website-building tools empower the WordPress community. 💙#WordPress #WordCampCanada #WCEH2025 #WCEH #CanSpace #EvolvingWeb #Elementor #ThankYouSponsors
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🍁 Sponsor Shoutout | #WCCanada2025
A huge thank you to Plank, our Maple Leaf Sponsor, for creating high-impact, user-centred digital experiences.
With over 25 years of custom WordPress expertise, Plank empowers organizations in arts, education, and nonprofit sectors to connect meaningfully with their audiences. 🌟#WordPress #WordCampCanada #WCEH2025 #WCEH #Plank #ThankYouSponsors