Talk:Sophie Trudeau

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She is not married to Justin Trudeau. He is married to Sophie Gregoire, a television host for eTalk and a former television personality in Quebec.

This entry reads like a PR dispatch rather than a true biographical entry. For example: Where is she from? Where was she born? When was she born? Where does she live? Where did she grow up? Where did she go to school? How did she get into music? General biographical questions need to be addressed here.

• No, not really. The members of Godspeed You! Black Emperor, A Silver Mt. Zion, and other related bands are very private people and we should respect that. All that is needed for this article (and for the other band member articles) is her achievements. Tehr 03:54, 21 March 2007 (UTC)
  • Wikipedia isn't Sophie Trudeau's friend or record company; it has no duty to respect anybody's desire to keep their laundry hidden, insofar as this does not break the law. It's not for us to dig into Trudeau's life, but if there is publicly-available information about her that can be credibly sourced it should not be suppressed. -Ashley Pomeroy 11:40, 4 April 2007 (UTC)