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I tried finding that name, and it had two hits worldwide (0.001% of "Steven", for reference). The second result in my search was the study author, and the third was a Spanish (or at least Spanish-language) musician. Maybe I have to brush up on my linguistics, but I still don't see any notable connection between that name and any region, let alone any political stance.
Your multi-sentence specific explanation wasn't enough to convince me, so I stand behind my criticism of their brief dismissal.
I'm confused about how Canadian regions are divided.
Join the club. There are multiple different systems used interchangeably. Some of the regions include:
- the Maritimes: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and PEI
- Atlantic Canada: the Maritimes plus Newfoundland and Labrador
- Quebec
- Ontario
- Central Canada: Quebec and Ontario
- Western Canada: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and sometimes BC
- the Prairie Provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and usually Alberta
- BC
- the North: Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut.
Which ridings are you counting? Central Newfoundland, Terra Nova, Avalon, Long Range, Labrador...what am I missing?
You're missing Cape Spear and St John's East.
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When it comes to categories like race/sex/age/nationality, some level of presumptive conflict of interest is inevitable. Would a White researcher come off as unbiased in race research in your opinion?
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