Wikipedia:Canadian Wikipedians' notice board
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This page is a notice board for things particularly relevant to Canadian Wikipedians. Add any Canadian related articles in the appropriate list or sublist. Create a new sublist if an appropriate one does not exist yet. Please remove articles from this notice board once they have been dealt with appropriately.
- Articles requested to be created.
- Articles that need to be expanded or cleaned up in some way.
- Pick and vote for a specific Canada-related topic to turn into a featured-standard article by the end of the week / month.
- Discussion about Canadian related Wikipedia matters. For discussion about this page itself, refer to the talk page.
- List of wikipedians who frequent this notice board and a list of Canadian meet-ups.
- Websites, books and other resources that you can consult to help you write articles.
Useful links
- list of Canada-related topics
- Category:Canada
- Canadian Wikipedians
- Canadian current events
- Quebec wikipedians' noticeboard
- Quebec collaboration of the week
- Wikimedia Canada, a soon-to-be charitable organization, meant to support and implement the causes of the Wikimedia Foundation locally. It has 57 members, as of 16 January 2006.
Requests for peer review
Please add new requests to the top of the list.
- Wikipedia:Peer review/Leslie Nielsen
- Wikipedia:Peer review/Same-sex marriage in Canada
- Wikipedia:Peer review/Green Party of Canada
- Wikipedia:Peer review/Monarchy in Canada
- 3rd Canadian Parliament - Can someone go over the list of MPs to make sure it is correct (right MP and party affiliation). I used the list of MPs afrom 2nd Canadiian Parliament as a template and I want to make sure I made all the necessary changes etc. Homey 12:15, 7 April 2006 (UTC)
Votes for Featured article candidates
- Wikipedia:Featured list candidates/Canadian national women's hockey team 2006 Olympic roster
- Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/History of Northwest Territories capital cities
Candidates for deletion
Please add new entries to the top of the list. Participate in Wikipedia:Deletion reform to help evolve Wikipedia:Deletion policy.
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/David Anber, Canadian Alliance and Conservative youth activist
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Old Man Joe, senior citizen in Mississauga with a website
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Canadian slang, list of...
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Social Imperialist Party Of Canada, radical right wing party founded in 2005, or hoax
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Brad Farquhar, conservative candidate in Wascana
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Young Liberals of Canada
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Richard Diamond, president of the Young Liberals of Canada
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Cory Pike, VP-communications of the Young Liberals
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Christopher (artist), exotic, new age, metal, and electronica composer in Montreal
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/North American Union, pros and cons for Canada
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Urban Today, youth discussion website in Ottawa
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/New Montreal, real or hoax?
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/University of Toronto 93 Highland Ave., house in Toronto
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mack 9, rap/hip hop recording artist from Surrey, British Columbia
- Wikipedia:Templates for deletion/Template:Corner Brook, NL
- Wikipedia:Deletion review#Simon Strelchik, valid or invalid afd decision?
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Becoming leb, short film shot in 2004 in Ottawa
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Christine Young, pornographic actress in Québec
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Bravenet Web Services
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Women of Wolfville - women's group Nova Scotia
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Anthony Reale - failed federal Conservative candidate
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Josh Cooper - failed federal Conservative candidate
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Engineering Undergraduate Society of the University of British Columbia (2nd Nomination)
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Conservative Party Agreement-in-Principle - created the new Conservative Party of Canada
- Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Trackie.ca - Atlantic Canada track and field community
- Wikipedia:Categories for deletion/Category:Zoos and Aquariums of British Columbia
- Category:York University buildings
- Wikipedia:Categories for deletion/Category:Foreign-owned Canadian companies
Requested moves
Please add new requests to the top of the list.
- Category:Canadian aircraft manufacturers → Category:Aircraft manufacturers of Canada or Category:Aircraft manufacturing companies of Canada
- Category:Hamilton Steelhawks players → Category:Hamilton Steelhawks alumni
- Category:Green Party of British Columbia → Category:Provincial political parties in British Columbia
- Category: British Columbia Conservative Party → Category:Provincial political parties in British Columbia
- Category:Zoos and Aquariums of Canada → Category:Zoos in Canada
- Category:Canadian jurists → Category:Canadian judges
- Category:Faculties by university in Canada → Category:Faculty by university in Canada
- Category:Subdivisions of Canada → Category:Administrative divisions of Canada among all other countries for another kick at the cat.
Requests for Comment
Please add new requests to the top of the list..
- Green Party of Canada - is the "Green Tax Shift" a regressive tax? Please see edits by past GPC candidate Eric Walton on the topic. Homey 03:26, 22 April 2006 (UTC)
- Wikipedia:Requests_for_comment/Eyeonvaughan - A User conduct RfC regarding a regular editor on the Vaughan saga. pm_shef 20:49, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:Mario Racco - Is the part of the article talking about "how the gazebo was paid for" as well as the external link at the bottom (to the partisan vaughan watch website) PoV, or is it valid for inclusion? pm_shef 00:36, 4 April 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:Susan Kadis - Is the issue of MP lunches significant enough to merit discussion in Kadis' article?
- Talk:Scarborough, Ontario - Is "Scarberian" a pejorative term? If so, what do you call someone from Scarborough? Scarboroughite? Probably not. Skeezix1000 12:49, 30 March 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:Bill Graham - Should his article acknowledge or address the existence of rumours about his sexual orientation? (The discussion is not whether we should give undue credence to the rumours or claim them as proven, but merely whether his article should acknowledge that such rumours exist.)
- The article on the Manitoba Progressive Conservative leadership election, 2006 was created by me some time ago right after Stuart Murray's resignation and has fallen WAY out of date. It is listed on the articles to improve page but I wonder if people have missed it. Any takers on this one? - Jord 17:32, 1 March 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:McGill Redmen - Dispute over inclusion of hazing incident. Ardenn 14:09, 27 February 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:The Ottawa Hospital - Shold Ottawa Health Research Institute be part of this article? Ardenn 14:09, 27 February 2006 (UTC)
- Nancy McFadyen - currently on WP:PROD, which I agree with, but could be expanded into an article on the R. Howard Webster Foundation (879,000 Google hits but I can't find an article). Alphax τεχ 06:16, 11 February 2006 (UTC)
- Joe Volpe - is the late 2005 controversy over pizza lunches important enough to warrant mention on this article. CJCurrie 23:20, 10 February 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:Green Party of Canada #Wikipedia Green-off 2006: Which Green is the Green for the Greens? Help decide which green is the green for the greens. 07:54, 25 January 2006 (UTC)
- Raymond Samuels - Could someone please look over the recent edits, and give an opinion on whether or not they are appropriate. CJCurrie 01:38, 23 January 2006 (UTC)
- Talk:Barbara Amesbury - What is the appropriate way to write about a transwoman who was already notable before her transition?
- Anthony Reale a couple users keep adding fawning opinions about this election candidate, could somebody please take a look at it. - SimonP 07:30, 24 December 2005 (UTC)
- The template Politics of Canada was completely changed from a list of the main parts of the three branches of the Canadian government to a list of elections some weeks ago and no one seemed to notice or comment on this. Was this by accident or design? The template was not on my watch list and when I had seen this new form around I thought it was a new template, I only noticed when on Supreme Court of Canada and was confused as to why there was a list of elections there and then wondered where the old template was. - Jord 04:46, 2 December 2005 (UTC)
- Does Bev Desjarlais belong in the LGBT Opposition category? Although she voted against C-38, her record on other issues is pro-LGBT. I'm concerned that the category (which is already fairly contentious for some posters) is being applied too broadly in this instance. CJCurrie 03:05, 18 November 2005 (UTC)
- Is she still actively persuing political life following the last election results? I'm just wondering if she needs to be categorized at all in this context? Weaponofmassinstruction 19:52, 21 March 2006 (UTC)
- Category:Halifax Bands 1990s - Requires a bit of discussion. Name isn't consistent with Wikipedia rules for category names, but it's unclear what the most appropriate option would be: Category:Halifax Pop Explosion (the official name of the "scene")? Category:1990s Halifax bands (the least confusing to an outsider)? Just delete it as unnecessary overcategorization? See Category talk:Halifax Bands 1990s for discussion. Bearcat 08:34, 5 November 2005 (UTC)
- Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Crown copyright - A further attempt to seek clarification on the matter of Crown copyright.
- Added draft letter to request permission for Gov't of Canada.
Requests for Images
- The memorial outside Kapuskasing, Ontario, so we can have a GFDL image for the Reesor Siding 1963 Strike article Sherurcij (talk) (Terrorist Wikiproject) 01:29, 1 March 2006 (UTC)