
CAM Learns
CAM’s new online learning platform, offering continuing education by, with and for midwives. Enjoy interactive learning on topics like vaccine-hesitancy and cultural safety.

CAM Global
Discover how midwifery is changing lives around the world and improving access to quality health care for people every day.

How to Become a Midwife
Learn more about becoming a midwife and what it means to guide the birthing person through one of the most transformative experiences a person can have.

Find or Post a Job
Find or post a job on Canada’s only national midwifery jobs board. There are positions from coast to coast to coast.

Discover Midwifery in Canada
Midwifery is a growing and dynamic profession in Canada, providing care along the pregnancy journey – before, during and after birth.

Having a baby?
Are you having a baby you’re looking for more information? Having a Baby provides families with information about pregnancy, childbirth, and choosing the best care.
Resources for Midwives

Latest News
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ICM 2026: What We Saw, What We Shared, and What We Are Bringing Home
In Lisbon, ICM 2026 brought the global midwifery community together around a shared message: greater investment in the profession is needed, alongside stronger Indigenous self-determination, equity, accountability and long-term midwifery leadership..
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Building TRUST on the Airwaves
Through the TRUST project, community members in Bor are helping shape radio programmes that respond to health priorities. Supported by Global Affairs Canada, led by the Canadian Association of Midwives, and delivered with AMAMI and SSNAMA, the initiative expands access to trusted health information and strengthens community voice and ownership.
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Webinar: A Conversation About Midwifery Care & Gender Diversity
Join us for a conversation between TK Pritchard (Executive Director of Abortion Care Canada) and Eby Heller (third year midwifery student at Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières) and Valérie Perrault to discuss their experiences as non-binary individuals receiving midwifery care.
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Joint Statement from NCIM & CAM: ICM Loses Credibility by Undermining Indigenous Midwifery
NCIM and CAM call on ICM to recognize Indigenous midwifery as rooted in self-determination, governance, knowledge systems and community accountability, not simply terminology or standards, and to rebuild trust through meaningful partnership, permanent Indigenous representation and transparent, accountable decision-making in global midwifery policy.





