Your grandmother was once excluded from Canadian citizenship. You may still qualify as a citizen today

[ad_1] There was a time when a Canadian-born woman who married non-Canadians were cut out of their citizenship status. This means that, if you have a Canadian-born grandmother, great-grandmother or other female ancestor, and she got married before a certain date, she may have historically been…

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