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Politics

Change in Canada's citizenship law hitting U.S. archives

CBC Politics · September 22, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

Change in Canada's citizenship law hitting U.S. archives

CBC News has learned that Canada's change to its citizenship law to recognize the citizenship by descent of 'lost Canadians' is having an unintended consequence south of the border — creating backlogs and processing delays for those seeking genealogical records in the United States.

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