Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Westshore Town Centre
or '''Redirect to List of shopping malls in Canada'''.  No evidence of notability.  The broader question here is why does it matter how many square feet it has?  The fundamental policy is , which says nothing about square feet.  What it does say (under Wikipedia:NRV#Notability_requires_verifiable_evidence), is, ''The evidence must show the topic has gained significant independent coverage or recognition''.  If a mall consists of a newspaper stand and a coffee shop, crammed into 500 square feet, but it's getting multiple articles written about it in national newspapers, then it's notable.  If it's got a million square feet, 600 stores, and 10 acres of parking lots, but nobody other than the real estate industry rags are writing about it, then it's not notable.  It's not our job to pick a number of square feet and declare that above this line, we bestow the mantle of notability.  An article in a construction industry magazine talking about how many pieces of sheetrock were used does not establish notabiltiy.  An article in a local newspaper talking about traffic congestion does not establish notability.  A list of which generic big-box retailer, which generic drug store chain, which generic fast-food restaurant, which generic shoe store, which generic movie theater, and which generic supermarket have leased space does not establish notability
— User:RoySmith, 14:10, 21 June 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)