Victoria, BC – February 11, 2026 — WikiSleep has announced its largest B2B partnership to date: a national agreement with GoodLife Fitness that makes WikiSleep a member benefit for the fitness brand’s 1.2 million members across Canada.

The partnership is designed to support physical recovery and improve sleep outcomes for Canadians, while increasing awareness of WikiSleep’s evidence-based approach to better sleep. The campaign is launching nationwide this month, with early support from prominent Canadian Olympic athletes, including gold and silver medal triathlon winner Simon Whitfield and gold medal skeleton athlete and Amazing Race Canada host John Montgomery.

To mark the launch, WikiSleep founder Adrien Sala will be touring flagship GoodLife Fitness locations across British Columbia and beyond, hosting in-person activations and engaging directly with members in the coming weeks.

"In addition to the GoodLife partnership, WikiSleep has recently been accepted into Alacrity’s APEX program to support international expansion, as well as an accelerator program jointly operated by Innovate BC and New Ventures BC," explained Sala. "I anticipate this will further strengthen our growth trajectory in Canada and abroad."

About WikiSleep
By harnessing the power of Cognitive Diversion, WikiSleep soothes anxious minds and quiets restless thoughts, making it easier to drift into sleep. With over 230 episodes, our collection features fascinating biographies, historical events, folklore, mythology, classic tales and time-tested sleep tools like guided breathwork and meditations. Each story is narrated in a calm, steady voice, carefully paced to ease you away from stress into a restful state. No forcing it. No endless tossing and turning. Just press play, listen and let the story carry you into sleep—naturally. https://www.wikisleep.com/

Media Contact: 
Adrien Sala
Founder, WikiSleep Ltd.
adrien@wikisleep.com