Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Big Three (Canadian universities)
I'm not going to gainsay that those three universities are Canada's three largest and most prominent, but I ''am'' going to gainsay that ''this'' is the standard or |reliably sourceable ''term'' used to ''express'' their trinitarianness as a ''concept'' — usage on "College Confidential, Quora, Reddit, YConic, Student Awards Forum", etc., is not reliable sourcing for the purposes of Wikipedia content. I can think of no significant or reliably sourced context in which these three are isolated as a group ''separately'' from the rest of Canada's most prestigious and elite but technically smaller universities, such as Queen's and Dalhousie and Laval. If there's a Canadian "Ivy League" at all, it's the "big three" ''and'' the three others that I just named in the preceding sentence, and I know of ''no'' context where the "big three" are isolated as a separate grouping in their own right from the ''other'' three. Bottom line, this is |original research that |synthesizes a bunch of statistics — it is true that stats can be found to support that these are the three big kahunae, but those don't reify "Big Three" into a ''name'' for them as a ''group
— User:Bearcat, 00:05, 15 May 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:OR||WP:SYNTH (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)