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[edit] Aboriginal peoples
- Treaty Land Entitlement Act
- Urban Indian reserve
- For Indian reserves & Aboriginal communities, see empty articles linked to at: List of Aboriginal communities in Canada.
- For First Nations that need articles, see empty articles linked to at: List of First Nations.
[edit] Biography
- George Downie - Battle of Plattsburgh British naval commander (War of 1812)
- Rose Fortune
- Carl Holman - not Canadian, but best known for Carlsberg commercials airing in Canada during the 1970s
- Father Jean-Marie Raphaël Le Jeune, famous Canadian linguist, often named without Raphaël, useful link
- Larry Pardey - sailor (article is stub, combined with wife Lin; needs more sources and perhaps splitting)
- Maurice Ruddick - hero of the Springhill mining disaster of 1958, Canadian of the year, and subject of a Heritage Minute [1].
- Peggy Taylor - WWII spy. CBC article
[edit] Aboriginal People
No current requests for Canadian aboriginal people pages
[edit] Artists
No current requests for Canadian artist pages
[edit] Actors
Nicola Cavendish
[edit] Educators
- David A. B. Pearson, professor (Laurentian University)
[edit] Musicians
See Wikipedia:WikiProject Canadian music/Attention needed.
[edit] Order of Canada
Check for red links in List of Companions of the Order of Canada.
[edit] Writers
Articles should be categorized as one or more of the following: Category:Canadian novelists, Category:Canadian poets, Category:Canadian short story writers, Category:Canadian historians, Category:Canadian philosophers, Category:Quebec authors, Category:Canadian science fiction writers, Category:Canadian fantasy writers, etc.
You should normally only use Category:Canadian writers if there are no more appropriate subcategories available for use.
See also List of Canadian writers - List of Quebec writers - List of French Canadian writers from outside Quebec - Category:Canadian literary awards.
A-L: no current requests
M-Z: no current requests
[edit] Politicians
For Members of Parliament including Cabinet Members, Lieutenant-Governors, Senators and city mayors, see the list in Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/Canadian politicians.
Please create pages for red links on that list. Please check that created pages refer to the appropriate Canadian politician and disambiguate as necessary.
[edit] Legislation
- White Paper on Defence
[edit] Legislative bodies
[edit] Ontario
- 37th Parliament of Ontario June 03, 1999 - September 02, 2003
- 36th Parliament of Ontario June 08, 1995 - May 05, 1999
- 35th Parliament of Ontario September 06, 1990 - April 28, 1995
- 34th Parliament of Ontario September 10, 1987 - July 30, 1990
- 33rd Parliament of Ontario May 02, 1985 - July 31, 1987
- 32nd Parliament of Ontario March 19, 1981 - March 25, 1985
- 31st Parliament of Ontario June 09, 1977 - February 02, 1981
- 30th Parliament of Ontario September 18, 1975 - April 29, 1977
- 29th Parliament of Ontario October 21, 1971 - August 11, 1975
- 28th Parliament of Ontario October 17, 1967 - September 13, 1971
- 27th Parliament of Ontario September 25, 1963 - September 05, 1967
- 26th Parliament of Ontario June 11, 1959 - August 16, 1963
- 25th Parliament of Ontario June 09, 1955 - May 04, 1959
- 24th Parliament of Ontario November 22, 1951 - May 02, 1955
- 23rd Parliament of Ontario June 07, 1948 - October 06, 1951
- 22nd Parliament of Ontario June 04, 1945 - April 27, 1948
- 21st Parliament of Ontario August 04, 1943 - March 24, 1945
- 20th Parliament of Ontario October 06, 1937 - June 30, 1943
- 19th Parliament of Ontario June 19, 1934 - August 25, 1937
- 18th Parliament of Ontario October 30, 1929 - May 16, 1934
- 17th Parliament of Ontario December 01, 1926 - September 17, 1929
- 16th Parliament of Ontario June 25, 1923 - October 18, 1926
- 15th Parliament of Ontario October 20, 1919 - May 10, 1923
- 14th Parliament of Ontario June 29, 1914 - September 23, 1919
- 13th Parliament of Ontario December 11, 1911 - May 29, 1914
- 12th Parliament of Ontario June 08, 1908 - November 13, 1911
- 11th Parliament of Ontario January 25, 1905 - May 02, 1908
- 10th Parliament of Ontario May 29, 1902 - December 13, 1904
- 9th Parliament of Ontario March 01, 1898 - April 19, 1902
- 8th Parliament of Ontario June 26, 1894 - January 28, 1898
- 7th Parliament of Ontario June 05, 1890 - May 29, 1894
- 6th Parliament of Ontario December 29, 1886 - April 26, 1890
- 5th Parliament of Ontario February 27, 1883 - November 15, 1886
- 4th Parliament of Ontario June 05, 1879 - February 01, 1883
[edit] Nova Scotia
- 57th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1998 - 1999
- 56th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1993 - 1997
- 55th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1988 - 1993
- 54th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1988 - 1993
- 53rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1984 - 1988
- 51st General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1978 - 1981
- 50th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1974 - 1978
- 49th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1970 - 1974
- 48th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1967 - 1970
- 47th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1963 - 1967
- 46th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1960 - 1963
- 45th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1956 - 1960
- 44th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1953 - 1956
- 43rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1949 - 1953
- 42nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1945 - 1949
- 41st General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1941 - 1945
- 40th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1937 - 1941
- 38th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1928 - 1933
- 36th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1920 - 1925
- 35th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1916 - 1920
- 34th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1911 - 1916
- 33rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1906 - 1911
- 32nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1901 - 1906
- 31st General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1897 - 1901
- 30th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1894 - 1897
- 29th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1890 - 1894
- 28th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1886 - 1890
- 27th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1882 - 1886
- 26th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1878 - 1882
- 25th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1874 - 1878
- 24th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1871 - 1874
- 23rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1867 - 1871
- 22nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1863 - 1867
- 21st General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1859 - 1863
- 20th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1855 - 1859
- 19th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1851 - 1855
- 18th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1847 - 1851
- 17th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1843 - 1847
- 16th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1840 - 1843
- 15th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1836 - 1840
- 14th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1830 - 1836
- 13th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1826 - 1830
- 12th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1820 - 1826
- 11th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1818 - 1820
- 10th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1811 - 1818
- 9th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1806 - 1811
- 8th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1799 - 1806
- 7th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1793 - 1799
- 6th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1785 - 1793
- 5th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1770 - 1785
- 4th General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1765 - 1770
- 3rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1761 - 1765
- 2nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1759 - 1760
- 1st General Assembly of Nova Scotia 1758 - 1759
[edit] Courts
- Nunavut Court of Appeal
- Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador
- Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories
- Nunavut Court of Justice
- Provincial Court of Manitoba
- Provincial Court of New Brunswick
- Provincial Court of Newfoundland and Labrador
- Territorial Court of the Northwest Territories
[edit] Human rights tribunals in Canada
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- British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal useful link
- Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission useful link
- Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal useful link
- Manitoba Human Rights Commission useful link
- New Brunswick Human Rights Commission useful link
- Newfoundland Human Rights Commission useful link
- Northwest Territories Human Rights Commission useful link
- Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission useful link
- Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission useful link
- Yukon Human Rights Commission useful link
[edit] Films
- Aurore l'enfant martyr
- Chicks with Sticks
- Elephant Shoes
- Love That Boy
- Nez Rouge
- Public Domain
- Why Shoot the Teacher (1977)
[edit] Historical events
- Conscription plebiscite of 1942 (see Conscription Crisis of 1944)
- Roads to Resources (no links)
- HMS Fantome Apparently it was a Canadian ship which sunk on Nov 24 1814 in Prospect, Halifax. The last trip was White house to Capitol Buildinng. See todays Toronto Star
[edit] Locations
- Drake Landing Solar Community
- List of national historic sites of Canada is mostly red links (like this one) but some may just need disambiguation.
[edit] Natural Wonders of Canada
- Hunlen Falls, British Colombia
- Rabbitkettle Hot Springs, Northwest Territories
- Spectrum Range, British Colombia — Is this the same as one of the Rainbow Ranges?
- Virginia Falls, Northwest Territories — I was shocked that Virginia Falls was a redirect to Great Falls, Virginia.
[edit] Organizations
- Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (2 links)
- Treasury Management Association of Canada
- Canadian Illustrated News
- Phillips Hager & North
- British Columbia Public School Employers Association
- Canadian Labour and Business Centre
- British Columbia College of Teachers
- Major Canadian bank brands, 26 are red-linked, all are notable, some blue ones act only as redirects. RBC is Canada's largest company and most of its major brands are red-linked (including RBC Capital Markets, the largest such group in Canada).
- Arar Commission (currently redirects to Maher Arar - 2 links)
- Articles for S&P/TSX Composite Index companies, currently ~80 are red-linked.
- Great Lakes Fishery Commission (1 link)
- Green Ribbon Task Force (1 link)
- National Energy Board (2 links)
- Passenger Protect (proposed no-fly list programme)
- SchoolNet (1 link)
- Municipal government in Canada because there is little coordination on the subject, see unincorporated area, mayor, city council, Municipal elections in Canada, etc.
- Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra (distinct from Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Toronto Philharmonia)
- Toronto Philharmonia (distinct from Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra)
- Métis Nation of Ontario
[edit] Miscellaneous
- List of books about Prime Ministers of Canada
- List of books by Prime Ministers of Canada
- human rights in Canada
- Poverty in Canada
- Insurance in Canada
- Canada Mortgage Bond (notable relative of CMHC).
- A peer review of Immigration to Canada suggested sub-topic articles (see also Canadian nationality law):
- Illegal immigration to Canada
- Family class immigration category (Canada)
- Economic class immigration category (Canada)
- Refugee class immigration category (Canada)
- Emigration from Canada useful link
- Recognition of foreign credentials in Canada, relating the more and more frequently discussed topic of immigrants not having their credentials recognized in Canada
- Canadian superheroes
- New Deal for Cities useful link
- Environmental assessment: currently a redirect to Environmental impact assessment; whether a Canadian section in that article, or a separate topic
- Western Frontier Constabulary
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