Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/"Where Are Your Keys?"
At least three of the sources cited appear to be reliable, though not above reproach. North Shore News is a newspaper, and it even publishes http://www.nsnews.com/Correction/7510241/story.html corrections, one of the tests of reliability suggested at . Straight.com is part of a group of newspapers. That group is self-described as an "alternative to conservative daily newspapers" and straight.com does not appear to publish corrections, but its oldest paper (Georgia Straight) has been published since 1967 and members of the group have apparently won awards including a Best Documentary award for Canadian television programing (all of this per http://www.straight.com/history the organization's own claims). The National Centre for First Nations Governance is an NGO largely funded by the Canadian federal government. It is not independent of Kutenai or Mohawk nations, but is independent of 'Where are your keys?'. This is perhaps borderline, but I think the sources are sufficient to establish notability
— User:Cnilep, 03:15, 24 January 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NEWSORG (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)