On March 8, 2026, members of the WICA Western Chapter joined the global community in celebrating International Women’s Day, a moment to recognize and appreciate the invaluable contributions of women in our families, communities, and society.
Christmas is in the air! 🎄 On December 6, 2025, the WICA (Wimbum Canada) Ontario Chapter kicked off the festive season in grand style, celebrating the joy and anticipation of the coming of our Lord Jesus.
The Wimbum Canada (WICA) Foundation has made a generous donation of school supplies to primary school children in several villages in Mbumland, Donga Mantung Division.
The WICA (Wimbum Canada) West–Edmonton Branch successfully held its first official meeting on Saturday, October 4, 2025, marking an important milestone for the Wimbum community in the region.
As part of the SBCCI funding received through Tropicana Community Services, WICA (Wimbum Canada) implemented a capacity-building initiative to strengthen its ability to manage and maintain its organizational website.
In May 2024, Wimbum Canada (WICA) proudly participated in the Ontario Nonprofit Network: Nonprofit Driven 2024, a two-day seminar held in Toronto, Ontario. The event brought together nonprofit leaders from across the province to discuss key topics, share experiences, and explore strategies for building stronger, more collaborative organizations.
On July 29, 2023, members of the WICA (Wimbum Canada) Quebec Chapter gathered for a chapter meeting that also marked a special cultural milestone for the community.
The Wimbum Canada Youth Podcast Project was created to provide young people with an opportunity to develop digital media skills while sharing their ideas and perspectives on topics that matter to them.
Throughout the year, WICA (Wimbum Canada) organizes a variety of events that bring members together, strengthen community ties, and promote the rich Wimbum cultural heritage. These activities provide opportunities for members, families, and friends of the community to connect, share experiences, and celebrate their culture while living in Canada.
