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Unfortunately, no. Not unless she registered your birth with the Canadian Government (you would have a form called something like Registration of Birth Abroad). If this was done, then you would be considered a Citizen as of your date of birth and you would have had the ability to pass...

You are correct. Because you received your citizenship as a result of the change in law that occurred in 2007 (but went into effect in 2009), your children are not citizens (however if your birth had been registered before your children were born, they would also be citizens regardless of what...

Pc Guy, Just to be sure.. When and how did you receive your Canadian Citizenship? If you received your Citizenship (it doesn't matter if it was by descent or not) BEFORE your children were born (as long as they were born before 2009 and they were), your children are likely Citizens also...