Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Patricia Celan
The above criticisms are in regard to the pageant aspect of this page. However, this is a biography of a living person that started as one event (pageant) and grew to some additional notability (performance arts, medical career). Both the pageant and the medical career separately have sufficient reliable sources to have some notability within themselves, and most arguments are focused on only one field or the other but this person is simultaneously somewhat notable within both fields. Therefore arguing it does pass  and is not "1EVENT". Also recommend keeping it on the basis of having inadequate Wikipedia biographies about women according to Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red, having inadequate Wikipedia biographies in the category of Canadian women physicians, and other existing articles about Canadian women physicians are even shorter and without additional notability outside medicine, such as Mira Ashby, Emma Gaudreau Casgrain, May Cohen, April Sanders, and Kona Williams. As well, existing articles about Canadian pageant winners can also be found to be shorter and without additional notability outside pageants, which have been around for a long time, such as Debbe Ebben and Shalom Reimer. I have also cleaned up the UGC links per criticism, but per Wikipedia:External links/Perennial websites, I do think the UGC added some helpful biographical information
— User:Wiki2008time, 20:04, 7 June 2020 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)