• Individuals (politicians, campaigners, party members)
• Political parties, campaigns and organizations
• Political theory and study

• Physical activity, occupations or amusements carried out by humans for the purpose of wellness, socializing, relaxation, entertainment or competition
• Sports, outdoor recreation, hobbies, games, travel, etc.
• Individuals, organizations, clubs
• Professional and amateur competitors / teams
• Education and training
• Businesses

• Environmental issues (eg. air quality, pollution, habitat destruction, endangered species, recycling)
• Nature, wilderness, scenery
• Climate, weather
• Individuals, organizations, businesses
• Parks, natural areas, wildlife management
• Habitat and species protection / recovery
• Conservation movement / activities

• Activities / systems for maintaining and preserving individual / community health and wellness. Provided by public, private or community agencies or individuals.
• Medical services, hospitals, clinics
• Social programs and services (eg. youth, seniors, mental illness, maternity, counseling, support)
• Fire and emergency services, disaster relief
• Protective services and emergency support (eg. community watch) - not police
• Safety and community health programs and training
• Individuals (eg. doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, counselors, clinicians)
• Health and wellness services offered by charitable groups (eg. meditation,retreats)
• Businesses
• Professional and support organizations

• Personal, institutional and organizational relationships between humans and what they regard as holy, sacred or divine
• Churches and denominations
• Religious orders, groups and organizations
• Non-traditional groups and organizations (sometimes referred to as cults)
• Individuals (ministers, missionaries, members of religious orders, etc.)
• Schools, charities, missions and hospitals run by religious groups
• Religious theory and study

• Use for records about human sexuality and gender identity/expression, including materials created by or about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, queer, intersex, pansexual, two-spirit, androgynous and asexual individuals and groups. Also use for interpersonal romantic content created by or about all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Use for: Coupland, Doug Coupland

• Used for all tags related to Douglas Coupland as a subject

Use for: Coupland plays, Coupland TV

• Tag used for all dramatic projects that Douglas Coupland has been associated with, including television shows and scripts, plays, and other materials. Includes both works and projects by Coupland, and those created by others about him or his work.

Use for: Fashion Coupland, Coupland clothing

• Used to group all terms related to fashion design by Douglas Coupland

Use for: Invitations

• Tag used for material relating to events that Coupland was either featured at, invited to, or attended.

Use for: Letters, Cards

• Tag used for material relating to the personal and professional correspondence of Douglas Coupland.

Use for: Libel case

• Tag used for material relating to the libel suit started by author W.P. Kinsella after the 1997 publication of an article entitled

Use for: Coupland art, Art Coupland, Coupland paintings, Painting Coupland

• Tag used for all visual arts and related projects in the Douglas Coupland fonds.

Use for: ADAC, ADA Canada

Use for: We Were There, PLANT Architect Inc. , Firefighter Memorial

• Memorial installation in Ottawa, Ontario dedicated to fallen firefighters, which Coupland and PLANT Architect Inc. submitted a winning submission, entitled "We Were There", to the national competition held to determine its final design. Slated to be publicly unveiled in September 2012.

Use for: CityPlace Park, Concord CityPlace

• An 8-hectare park in downtown Toronto, Ontario, designed by Coupland in collaboration with Landscape Architects, The Planning Partnership of Toronto, Public Art Consultant Karen Mills, and Concord Ardex Developments. " The park incorporates integrated artwork in the form of a landform (the bluff) and stand alone art pieces by Douglas Coupland: a canoe large enough for people to stand in and see over the Gardiner to Lake Ontario, a colourful display of large fishing bobbers, a sculptural beaver dam, programmed tree lighting (which will be more evident as the trees fill out), a pair of "iceberg benches" situated near the canoe, the "heart-shaped stone" bronze artwork which was cast from a stone retrieved by Terry's brother at the end of his journey and a one-mile run called the Terry Fox Miracle Mile." .

• Tag used to group together the public art exhibitions in which Douglas Coupland has participated.

Use for: War of 1812, 1812 monument

• Monument created by Douglas Coupland in 2008, erected outside of a condominium near Fort York in Toronto, Ontario. The monument depicts two large toy soldiers, a gold one standing over a fallen silver soldier. Constructed of steel and resin by Heavy Industries in Calgary, Alberta.

Use for: Spike Exhibit, Spike show

• Spike was a 2001 art exhibition and scuplture installation by Douglas Coupland.

Use for: Vancouver Pole, New Cities Summit

• Described by the National Post as "a slim, modular utility pole that would connect to underground optical wiring," it was designed by Coupland as a means of addressing wireless, cellular, and electrical insfrastructure without cluttering the visual landscape. Unveiled by Vancouver Mayor Gregor Roberston at the New Cities Summit Paris, 2012.

Use for: Button blanket

• Title of a work by Douglas Coupland, in which Loonies are attached to a quilt to re-interpret the traditional Haida "button blanket"

• unpublished hand-made book by Douglas Coupland, ca. 1993

• 2010 book written by Douglas Coupland

• 1998 novel written by Douglas Coupland

• 2006 novel by Douglas Coupland that was adapted by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation into a television series in 2008

• book by Douglas Coupland

• Land, water, minerals, forests, fisheries, soil, oil and gas
• Energy (eg. hydro-electric, thermal, solar)
• Game management
• Individuals, industries and businesses
• Regulatory and professional organizations
• See also: Businesses and commerce, Environment, Industries, Land, settlement and immigration