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I tagged this for notability. Serge Carrière appears to have received the Order of Canada, but other than the text in the awarding documents there do not appear to be independent reliable sources discussing him. Currently the article is cited to the award information, and a short biography of him published by a place he works at. It used to be also sourced to several studies by him, to show that he had "published extensively," and a ceremony celebrating his donation to a university. But I cannot find any more sources, and I'm not sure that other than the award info they exist. Mrfoogles (talk) 20:02, 2 April 2024 (UTC)Reply
