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@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialLaura Secord was born in Massachusetts in 1775. In June 1813 she took the long way through the woods to warn the British that American troops planned to surprise Beaver Dams. She died 158 years ago this week, on October 17, 1868. #CitizenshipByDescent #CanadianCitizenship
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@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialIn 1752, a French census counted 2,223 people on Prince Edward Island. Seven years later, maybe 200 were left. About 3,100 had been put on ships for France, and two of those ships sank in December 1758. #CanadianCitizenship #CitizenshipByDescent #PrinceEdwardIsland
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@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialIn September 1773, the ship Hector landed about 190 Highland Scots at Pictou. Historian Stephen Hornsby estimated about 20,000 had settled in Cape Breton by 1845, most with no surviving passenger list. #CanadianCitizenship #CitizenshipByDescent #CapeBreton
@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialIn 1783, about 3,000 Black Loyalists sailed from New York to Nova Scotia. British officers wrote their names in a ledger called the Book of Negroes. #CanadianCitizenship #CitizenshipByDescent #BlackLoyalists
@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialIn May 1783, Loyalist refugees began landing at Port Roseway, on Nova Scotia's south shore. Within a year it was a town of about 10,000 people, renamed Shelburne, and most of them soon moved on. #CanadianCitizenship #CitizenshipByDescent #NovaScotia
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@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialOntario records: the Archives of Ontario holds births to 1920, marriages to 1945 and deaths to 1955. ServiceOntario holds later years. Before 1869, ask the church.
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Canada’s rules changed on December 15, 2025. Eligibility depends on your birth date, family connections, and applicable legal requirements.
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@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialIn April 2009, Canada limited citizenship by descent to the first generation born abroad. Seven families took the government to court in Ontario, and on 19 December 2023 the court ruled the limit unconstitutional.
@canadianrootsfound.bsky.socialNova Scotia stopped registering births for 30 years. If your Canadian ancestor was born there between 1878 and 1907, there may be no indexed birth record online to find. Your claim still rests on proving where they were born.
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