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File No. 614082 · Adjudicated
Brenda Milner
Other — memory research, patient H.M. studies, McGill University neuropsychology
Born
1918
Birthplace
MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM
Citizenships
UK / CA
Canadianness Score
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
2.0/ 5
Weighted across 6 scored criteria
Designation
Gets Yearly Letters from the CRA 📬Not born or raised there — but the CRA always knows where to find them.
Scorecard
Path B — not born on Canadian soilI. Origin
Born on Canadian soil — no
MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM
Canadian parentage — no
No Canadian parents on record
Citizenship on record — yes
Held — by descent or naturalisation
II. Residency
Formative years spent in Canada — no
Raised elsewhere
Lived in Canada by choice — yes
Residency on record as an adult
Worked or filmed in Canada — yes
Credits filed north of the 49th
III. Cultural evidence — not scored
Section III is recorded for the file only. It carries no weight under either path.
Publicly claims to be Canadian — not scored
Says so, out loud
Canada claims them back — not scored
Claimed, enthusiastically
Fun fact
At 106 years old, she still maintains an office at the Montreal Neurological Institute and is considered the founder of neuropsychology.
The verdict
This appears to be a case of mistaken identity — Brenda Milner is a world-renowned neuropsychologist who revolutionized our understanding of memory, not an actor. She's been working at McGill University in Montreal since 1944 and is a towering figure in Canadian science. If there's an actor by this name, they're living in the shadow of a cognitive neuroscience legend.
Adjudicated by
The Standings Committee
Status
Final — appealable
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References — en.wikipedia.org