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This should be Western Canadian Gaelic Athletics Championships, as "Western Canadian Championships" is used by other groups currently and historically; from bodybuilding through to soap box derby (bodybuilding no longer has a Western Cdn event, at least the CBBF does not sure about the other "leagues"). Chess, science fairs, high school basketball, how many other sports must ahve a Western Canadian Championship? The poster-title used by the org doesn't matter, it's practicality here; the only other option could be Western Canadian Championships (Gaelic Athletic Association) but that seems way too unwieldy. Skookum1 ( talk) 06:19, 16 November 2008 (UTC) reply