Talk:Little Canada
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[edit] P.C./PoV content, might be totally spurious
The second paragraph contains value judgments and political rhetoric that, while citable as opinion (there's quite likely academic and journalistic items out there that go on about such stuff) are not encyclopedic. I almost deleted the whole paragraph but it's over half the article; I added it to the WP:s in order to get this page some attention; I'm not sure at all this is a "traditional name for where French-Canadians settled", maybe that's citable too but I've never heard it before. Brings to mind an old National Lampoon column, "Canadian Corner", which went on abut the Canadian ghetto in New York City, with people hanging out in mackinacs and smoking "cigarettes that taste like forest fires". Anyway, this whole article may be spurious.Skookum1 (talk) 14:53, 25 February 2008 (UTC)
