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[edit] Articles in dispute
These are articles are tagged as having either their neutrality or accuracy in dispute.
- Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (disputed neutrality)
- Bombardier (disputed neutrality)
- Canadian identity (disputed neutrality)
- Canadian English - request for comment. Could someone knowledgeable with regards to the history of and influences on Canadian English please check out the article? An editor, RyanRP, has been making a series of edits which appear questionable. --Ckatzchatspy 09:53, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
- Canadian nationalism (disputed neutrality)
- Canadian Wheat Board (POV, edit wars)
- Gordon Campbell (disputed neutrality)
- Grant Neufeld (NPOV)
- Lara Roxx (disputed neutrality)
- Le Livre noir du Canada Anglais (disputed neutrality)
- Nickle Resolution (neutrality, reads more like an argumentative essay in parts)
- Ottawa municipal election, 2006 (factual accuracy)
- Regent Park (dispute neutrality -- apparently the residents don't care for the environment, abuse social programs, etc.)
- René Lévesque (disputed neutrality)
- Rural Division (NPOV)
- Stephanie Pakrul (disputed neutrality)
- Surrey School Board & Mary Polak (disputed neutrality)
- Third party (Canada) (disputed neutrality, factual accuracy, clean-up)
- is this cleaned up enough to remove from the list? PKT 17:24, 20 October 2006 (UTC)
- Tony Twist (disputed neutrality, clean-up)
- Philip Owen, former mayor of Vancouver BC (disputed neutrality)**I flagged this page for cleanup and it's loads better. I don't know if it should still be on here; perhaps someone could have a look and decide?--Anchoress 00:19, 9 April 2006 (UTC)
- it's not bad, but needs more substance and some references. I added 2 "fact" tags. PKT 19:59, 16 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Articles to expand
These are articles that are stubs or in need of expansion
- Ottawa The capital of Canada, and it's not even at GA status.
- List of Members of the Canadian House of Commons with military service
- Tuberculosis in Montreal
- Vere Ponsonby, 9th Earl of Bessborough, Governor General of Canada from 1931 to 1935.
[edit] Events
- Royal Commission of Inquiry into Certain Activities of the RCMP
- History stubs
- Canadian current events
- Parti Québécois leadership election, 2005
- Airbus affair
- Fur trade
- Reciprocity (Canadian politics)
- Newfoundland National Convention
- Imperial Tobacco v. British Columbia
- Manitoba Progressive Conservative leadership election, 2006
- Caledonia occupation
- 2006 World Outgames
[edit] People
- Stubs: People, Politicians, Quebecers, Writers, Musicians
- Paul MacEwan Nova Scotia NDP/Liberal/CBLP MLA
- Martin Short
- Nathan Braun
- Rod Zimmer (Canadian Senator and Winnipeg businssman)
- John Clarke (activist), leader of the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty
- Harinder Takhar article on Ontario cabinet minister fails to mention his conflict of interst problems.
- Philip Owen, former mayor of Vancouver BC **I added this page but it's significantly improved over how it was, maybe it should come off? Maybe someone could check and see what they think?--Anchoress 07:16, 8 April 2006 (UTC)
- Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester — a complicated and controversial figure, he's been called the "Father of British Canada" ([1]), the best British general in America during the American Revolution, and credited (or blamed) for inspiring and enacting the Quebec Act of 1774. A hugely important person, but you would not know it from the current state of his Wikipedia article.
- Sylvia Tyson I'm shocked there wasn't a page until I created one, but I don't flatter myself that I did her justice. Pref. needs someone who can add info on her impact on the early Canadian folk music scene, and her impact on the arts in Canada.--Anchoress 11:20, 8 April 2006 (UTC)
- Larysa Harapyn
- Michael Dunahee - article was posted to AfD as it was nothing more than a missing persons poster. I have rewritten it, however if anyone - particularaly from BC - with a greater knowledge of the case can add anything, it would be appreciated. Resolute 03:22, 19 July 2006 (UTC)
- Alexander Muir - Composer of the song The Maple Leaf Forever. (Note: I was shocked to see this as a red link 8 minutes ago). User:Zscout370 (Return Fire) 08:52, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
- Gwynne Dyer is in 'dire' need of wikification, cleanup, POV editing and expansion. Anchoress 08:44, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
- David Wilkins He's American, but he's the ambassador to Canada. Right now, the article is unreferenced, and heavily biased in favour of Wilkins. Rawr 20:13, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Parliament
These articles need lists of MPs
- 4th Canadian parliament
- 5th Canadian parliament
- 6th Canadian parliament
- 7th Canadian parliament
- 8th Canadian parliament
- 9th Canadian parliament
- 10th Canadian parliament
- 11th Canadian parliament
- 12th Canadian parliament
- 13th Canadian parliament
- 14th Canadian parliament
- 15th Canadian parliament
- 16th Canadian parliament
- 17th Canadian parliament
- 18th Canadian parliament
- 19th Canadian parliament
- 20th Canadian parliament
- 21st Canadian parliament
- 22nd Canadian parliament
- 23rd Canadian parliament
- 24th Canadian parliament
- 25th Canadian parliament
- 26th Canadian parliament
- 27th Canadian parliament
[edit] Buildings and locations
- Geography stubs: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Canada
- Building and structure stubs
- Cartier Railway
- Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario
- Fairview Mall
- Garibaldi Provincial Park
- Hospital for Sick Children
- Quebec North Shore & Labrador Railway
- Stanley Park Third largest urban park in North America.
- Bountiful, British Columbia
[edit] Organizations and officials
- Stubs: Broadcasting, Government, Politics
- Calgary Stampeders
- Canada and the United Nations (added 18 Jan)
- Canada Border Services Agency
- Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada
- Health regions of Canada (red links)
- List of Montreal Expos players
- List of Toronto Blue Jays players
- Lubicon Cree
- Molson-Coors (currently a disambig; they are now one company!)
- Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
- Premier of Ontario
- Sun Belt Water Inc.
- Tax Court of Canada
- Transport Canada (lots of sections that need to be added to)
[edit] Miscellany
- Stubs: Canada, Ottawa, Quebec, Railways, Roads, Schools, Universities
- Canada Day
- Canadian Monopoly
- Continentalism
- E.N.G.
- Georgia Strait Bridge
- The Jamaica
- Joe Canada
- Mountain pine beetle Importance: [2]
- New Music Canada
- star candidate - would be good to add star candidates of the past.
- Living tree doctrine
- Compare Agriculture in Canada to Agriculture in Australia or Agriculture in India and tell me you didn't weep. I saw what you mean-this page has been added to, it has been filled in somewhat now.
- Suzuki Swift+ - this car is exclusive to the Canadian market, article needs expansion.
- Sedzé
[edit] Articles to clean-up
These articles are tagged as needing to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality.
- 1995 Quebec referendum
- Aemilius Jarvis (businessperson, Ontario Bond Scandal)
- Albert C. Field
- Alfred Heinz Reumayr
- American and Canadian football position names
- Arctic bridge
- Barry Blair
- BC-STV
- Brampton Canadettes Easter Tournament
- Canadian Conservatism
- Canadian federal election results in the Laurentides, Outaouais and Northern Quebec
- Canadian Unitarian Council
- Celebration of Light
- Cluny MacPherson
- Concordia University College of Alberta
- Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- École Secondaire Catholique Garneau
- Expo 86
- Fred Kearney
- Frederick Phillip Grove
- Haley Station, Ontario
- Ian Gregson
- Intuit Canada
- J-Rize
George Jonas - sorely in need of sources
- Kazzer
- Keith R. Thompson
- Langara College
- Marjorie Willison
- Mascouche, Quebec
- McLarens Settlement, Ontario
- Minister of Research and Innovation (Ontario)
- Philip Pocock
- Priddis Greens, Alberta
- Primus Canada
- Queen West Art Crawl
- Rick Blight
- Robert Gordon Teather
- Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League
- Scarborough Town Centre
- Seventy-Two Resolutions
- Shell Canada lawsuit
- St. John's Cathedral, Edmonton
- Symphony of Fire
- Thomas Urquhart (Toronto mayor)
- Toronto Zoo Domain Ride
- Tourism in Canada
- U.S.-Canada softwood lumber dispute
- Ward P.D. Elcock
- William Alexander Fraser
- William Tatham
- Yves P. Pelletier
- Toronto subway and RT
[edit] List templates
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Lists of past and present Members of the Canadian Senate |
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[edit] Disambiguation issues
Sometimes, articles are written which mistakenly link to disambiguation pages, or even directly to incorrect topics. These need to be monitored from time to time to ensure that incorrect links are replaced. Some such pages are listed here; if you want to assist in cleaning up links, use the "what links here" page on the given article, and correct the link in any case where you are sure that the actual intended topic is the Canadian one. If you're unsure, please post to WP:CANTALK for assistance. Also please add other pages here which need this type of monitoring, if known.
Please note that as there are always new articles being written, this is a permanent list that needs ongoing monitoring. Accordingly, please do not remove a location from this list just because you've cleaned up all the incorrect links that existed at one specific time, as new incorrect links will invariably exist again in the future.
[edit] Links to wrong article
Fixing this type of incorrect link is the top priority.
- Churchill (redir to Winston Churchill) --> Churchill, Manitoba or Churchill (electoral district)
- Cornwall (article about county in England) --> Cornwall, Ontario
- Dauphin (article about the royal connotations) --> Dauphin, Manitoba
- Hanover (city in Germany) --> Hanover, Ontario
- London (city in England) --> London, Ontario
- Morden (article about town in England) --> Morden, Manitoba
- Paris (city in France) --> Paris, Ontario
- Selkirk (article about town in Scotland) --> Selkirk, Manitoba or Selkirk (electoral district)
- Truro (article about town in England) --> Truro, Nova Scotia
[edit] Disambiguation pages
These should be corrected whenever possible, although since the dab page offers a link to the correct article it's not as crucial to fix these promptly as it is to fix links to the wrong article altogether.
- Brandon --> Brandon, Manitoba
- Chatham --> Chatham, Ontario
- Gimli --> Gimli, Manitoba
- Halifax --> either Halifax, Nova Scotia (former city) or Halifax Regional Municipality
- Hamilton --> Hamilton, Ontario
- Kingston --> Kingston, Ontario or Kingston, New Brunswick or Kingston, Nova Scotia
- North Bay --> North Bay, Ontario
- Pembroke --> Pembroke, Ontario
- Regina --> Regina, Saskatchewan
- Saint John --> Saint John, New Brunswick
- St. John's --> St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
- Sarnia --> Sarnia, Ontario
- Steinbach --> Steinbach, Manitoba
- Sudbury --> Sudbury, Ontario; Greater Sudbury; Sudbury District, Ontario; Sudbury (electoral district).
- Swan River --> Swan River, Manitoba
- Thompson --> Thompson, Manitoba
- Timmins --> Timmins, Ontario
- Thunder Bay --> Thunder Bay, Ontario; Thunder Bay District, Ontario
- Victoria --> Victoria, British Columbia
- Windsor --> Windsor, Ontario
- Winkler --> Winkler, Manitoba
[edit] Tricky cases
Sault Ste. Marie is tricky and should probably only be reviewed by an "expert", so to speak, as there are times when the general disambiguation page is the most correct choice. Articles where the Ontario city is clearly the intended topic should be redirected to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, but there are cases where a distinction between the city in Ontario and the one in Michigan is either not obvious, or even irrelevant to the context of the reference. (For example, the Saulteaux First Nation historically inhabited both sides of the river in the SSM area; accordingly, the link to Sault Ste. Marie in that article is correctly pointed to the dab page.) These links should only be changed when the reference is clearly to the Ontario city alone; if there's any doubt, leave the link as is.