Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jessica Yaniv
We have roughly 18 citations from sources ultimately owned by about 8 different independent parent entities, that have deemed this topic notable.  The following are the parent publications.  They each own one or more publications, but (to my knowledge) don't share ownership with another parent listed here  Postmedia (National Post,Aldergrove Star), Corus(Global), Scott Trust Limited (Guardian), Government of Canada (CBC), Bell Media (CTV News), Daily News Brands (Torstar), Economist, and Key Media (Canadian Lawyer Magazine).  Given the massive consolidation in Canadian media, this is about as diverse a set sources as you can reasonably hope for on an activist with national, but not international, prominence.  Postmedia does dominate this article, in part, because they dominate what's left of Canadian print newspapers.  If you read the Postmedia articles cited, you'll find that they are not hostile to trans activism as the Post Millenial is.  They aren't making wild predictions.  The single most negative/sensational headline cited in the article is "'' "Estheticians don't have to wax male genitalia against their will, B.C. tribunal rules".''" which was by the CBC, hardly a bastion of right wing anti-trans hate.  Postmedia is a large corporation, and they haven't yet assimilated all the publications into a single unit.  The Toronto Sun and the National Post are not the same.  Nothing in Postmedia is remotely related or comparable to Post Millenial, and nothing is in the same universe as InfoWars, or other crazies you find on the net covering this.   The sources cited in this article are all reliable sources.  They are all independent.  This screams .  So, saying Postmedia is the only publication with an interest in the case is rather absurd
— User:Thivierr, 01:28, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
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Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)