Americans are looking back centuries for find Canadian ancestors — and citizenship
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Americans are looking back centuries for find Canadian ancestors—and citizenship
The United States has long been a land of immigrants, but now many are tracing their roots north of the border. With a growing number of Americans seeking to naturalize or explore genealogical connections to Canada, communities and organizations on both sides of the 49th parallel are stepping up to help.
In Montreal, for example, the École des métiers de l'immigration (EMI) runs free citizenship classes where aspiring citizens can learn about Canadian culture, values, and history. The school also offers pre-natu…
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