en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Alexander_MacKay

The article says MacKay graduated in 1924 with both a bachelor's and master's degree in classics. But archival and biographical records list those degrees in different years: a B.A. in 1923 and an M.A. in 1924. That means the claim, as written, incorrectly places both degrees in 1924.

This sentence gives 1924 as the year MacKay went to Balliol on a Rhodes Scholarship. But University of Toronto Archives states that in 1925 he was awarded a Rhodes scholarship to Balliol College, Oxford. Balliol's own archival list of Rhodes Scholars also places "MacKay, Mr Louis" under 1925 Canada, not 1924. Those records contradict the article's date.

The article's bibliography gives The Ill-Tempered Lover and Other Poems as "London: MacMillan Publishers. 1948." But the WorldCat record for the exact OCLC number cited in the article lists the book as published in Toronto by Macmillan Co. of Canada in 1948. LiederNet also identifies the collection as "Toronto: The MacMillan Company of Canada Ltd., first published 1948." So the listed place and publisher are incorrect.

For Viper's Bugloss, the article lists the publication details as "Whitby, Ontario: Ryerson Press. 1938." However, the WorldCat record for the same OCLC number cited here lists the item as published by Ryerson Press in Toronto in 1938. A bookseller description of the same edition also gives "Toronto: The Ryerson Press, 1938." That means the stated place of publication is incorrect.