Canadian Citizenship by Grandparent: 2026 Guide
A Canadian-born grandparent can sometimes make someone a Canadian citizen by descent. Here’s what to check, what documents matter, and what to do next.
A Canadian-born grandparent can sometimes make someone a Canadian citizen by descent. Here’s what to check, what documents matter, and what to do next.
CELPIP test takers often need more than grammar knowledge. This guide explains common Canadian English phrases and how they can help with everyday communication.
ESDC has updated LMIA processing times for Temporary Foreign Worker Program streams. Most streams moved, with the permanent resident stream improving the most.
Bill C-3 restored citizenship for many people with Canadian ancestry, but it also added limits for children born abroad in the next generation.
Quebec held a new PSTQ selection round on June 4, inviting 2,549 candidates across all four streams. Here is what the draw may mean for prospective Quebec PR applicants.
A recent discussion highlights how Canadian citizenship can be more accessible than many second-passport options, especially for Americans who may already qualify through family or residence.
Manitoba held its first June provincial nominee draw on June 4, 2026, inviting more than 100 candidates through the Skilled Worker Stream under a strategic recruitment initiative.
Bill C-3 is reshaping Canadian citizenship by descent rules. This update may affect descendants of Quebec’s historic migrants living in the United States.
Alberta’s AAIP issued more than 1,500 invitations across seven draws, with a focus on candidates in manufacturing, technology, agriculture, and construction.
A recent story about Josh Duhamel highlights how Canada’s citizenship rules changed for some people born abroad. Here is what the update means in practical terms.