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No boundary change?
Does West Vancouver-Garibaldi have the same boundaries as West Vancouver-Sea to Sky did? Reason I'm asking is I strongly dispute the notion that ridings with the same core area as a successor riding can have their articles merged, which has been a trend lately and an ill-advised one. I haven't looked at the new riding maps, or older ones; but I do know that Pemberton and sometimes Whistler swing in and out of Interior ridings particularly federally (which is why Whistler was in Cariboo for quite a while...); if there's a boundary difference teh articles hsould be different and West Vancouver-Garibaldi should NOT be a redirect to this article.Skookum1 (talk) 19:19, 24 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
