Deletion of Debra McGrath

Comment: as per  the article has been significantly improved including the addition of multiple reliable sources references showing the subject passes , thanks
Stance: keep
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Comment: I don't think this really passes  and she fails , since she is not really the subject of articles in significant reliable sources
Stance: delete
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Comment: I'm not sure why you would remove a PROD just to bring an article to AfD. Why not find and add sources? There certainly appear to be many sources over many years on Newspapers.com, and I am sure she would meet . I will try to add sources (and info - one of her shows, ''My Talk Show'' (1990) isn't even mentioned in the article
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Comment: Article certainly needed improvement at the time of nomination — it was a poorly written "actor who has been in stuff, the end" stub with just one source, which was definitely failing to properly demonstrate that she passes . But in its current state, RebeccaGreen has beefed and sourced it up a ''lot'', so it now very clearly gets over the bar...exactly as any Canadian could have told you she would, if we'd seen it before Rebecca did
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Comment: I have so far searched only under one form of her name, Debra McGrath, although she has also been credited as Deb McGrath and Debbie McGrath. It's clear that she meets  #1, "Has had significant roles in multiple notable films, television shows, stage performances, or other productions." She has starred or had major roles in ''The Second City'', ''Termini Station'', ''My Talk Show'', ''Getting Along Famously'', ''Seven Little Monsters'', ''Little Mosque on the Prairie'', ''Single White Spenny'' and ''Women Fully Clothed ''. She had a major role in a film which does not yet have a Wikipedia article, ''Expecting'' (made in Canada in 2002), for which she won Best Performance in a Feature (Female) at the 2004 Canadian Comedy Awards. She has been nominated for other awards, which I will try to find sources for. I have added many references and more information to the article - more can be done, but this is a definite Keep
Stance: keep
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