Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lou Arab
Spouses of provincial premiers are not automatically accepted as independently notable just because they exist, because they do ''not'' have anything even approaching the same public role or status as the spouse of the ''Prime Minister'' — but the sources here are not coverage about ''him'' that establish his notability as a trade unionist, they're sources about ''Rachel Notley'' that passingly acknowledge his existence as her spouse. Notability is |not inherited, so that's not how you establish a politician's spouse as notable enough for a Wikipedia article — in order to qualify for his own standalone biographical article ''independently'' of having his name mentioned in Notley's, ''he'' has to have received substantive and ongoing coverage ''about him'' accomplishing something notable in his ''own'' career ''independently'' of who he happens to be married to. We do not have, and are not going to have, articles about Ellie Horgan or Krista Moe or Esther Pallister or Karla Middlebrook Ford or Isabelle Brais or Marcia Higgs or Andrea McNeil or Duncan McIntosh or Sharon Ball either, because they're not the ''subjects'' of coverage that establishes their own standalone notability for their own accomplishments either
— User:Bearcat, 17:45, 18 April 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTINHERITED (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)