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  Over a Hundred Thousand Floridians Are Now Canadian Citizens Under Canada’s Updated Citizenship Law Canada’s citizenship laws have undergone an important change that could affect people around the world who have Canadian parents or family connections. The updated citizenship rules, introduced through Bill C-3 , changed how Canadian citizenship can be passed to people born outside Canada. The changes are especially relevant for families who were previously affected by Canada’s first-generation limit on citizenship by descent. A recent report has highlighted the potential impact in Florida, where more than 100,000 residents have Canadian or French Canadian ancestry. While having Canadian ancestry does not automatically make someone a Canadian citizen, the updated rules may allow some individuals who were previously excluded to establish or confirm Canadian citizenship. For people living in Toronto, Etobicoke and surrounding communities who have family connections to Canada, unders...