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I'm having some difficulty understanding how this was put into draft. Admittedly I have been away from W for some time, but unless there's a new faction pushing to relegate stubs it seems odd that an national organization of 273,000 professionals should be sidelined. They are not hard to find:
In any case, I see some nice work already started in the last few days, and I've added a couple noted public references which leave no question this is a legitimate organization. I would expect the draft status to be removed. Bookandcoffee (talk) 04:43, 14 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
When referring to the Canadian Teachers' Federation, currently, the acronym used is CTF/FCE. This is important since it is a bilingual organization, thus both languages must be referenced in the name.
Thank you!
