Deletion of Alina Balaican

Comment: Just because this article predated the  policy doesn't mean that it should be grandfathered. The article still needs to meet those guidelines or else be removed
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)

Comment: to an article entitled something like Romanian dancers in Canada, to cover the issuing of skilled worker visas to Romanian dancers, to cover those like the four I noted above, who have been covered in , and to cover what can be said of the other 996 or so who haven't been covered.  Minister Sgro didn't start the controversial practice of giving temporary work visa to exotic dancers.  And she didn't end the practice.  So it is inappropriate to shoehorn this material into her article.  In 2008 Diane Finley, who was then Minister of Immigration, had bodyguards assigned because she had received ''"Numerous threats, of an escalating nature"'' -- stemming from her plans to introduce legislation permanently prohibiiting giving temporary visas to exotic dancers.  The program itself merits coverage, separate from the articles on the Ministers of Immigration who happen to be in office when incidents occur
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)

Comment: I started this article -- in 2005. In 2005 there was no , and thus no blp1e.  WRT merging to Judy Sgro -- I don't think this is appropriate.  Sgro was the Minister of Immigration for barely a year.  The general phenomenon of Canada giving skilled worker visas to foreign dancers -- mainly Romanians, was of long-standing.  Following this nomination I did some homework.  There have been at least four Romanian dancers who came to Canada who have received significant news coverage.  The other three received that coverage either before, or after, Ms Sgro was the Minister
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)