@janeadams where does it say that on the page?

@ojarjur where is that on the page?

@RachelThornSub That's not my read of it based on:
- "Second generation or later: Also born outside Canada to a first-generation person. This person is now Canadian in some situations."
- "Citizenship may have been restored or given to people who were born outside Canada in the second generation or later before December 15, 2025."
- "This rule also applies to you if you were born to someone who became Canadian because of these rule changes."

The last point is the one that really seems like it applies to any direct ancestor. What do you think?

Some caveats:
1) You must have been born before December 15, 2025 for this to apply (which if you're reading this, you are), and
2) You (obviously) need to be able to be able to provide some proof of your claim

Big news: Canada changed their citizenship rules and now if you've ever had a direct ancestor who was a citizen, you are now automatically a citizen too! https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/act-changes/rules-2025.html

I've been sharing this around, and I know a few people who've discovered they're now Canadian citizens!