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Is there a requirement that the ancestor be paternal or can the ancestor be maternal? 1947 would mean I'd need a parent, grand parent or maybe a great grand parent to have become Canadian, correct?

I also have a business consultation company in Oregon, U.S.A. and I want to open a branch in British Columbia. Like happydhadhogal, I would like to know what visa will work for me to conduct business in Canada. I imagine its a type of visitor's VISA, correct?

This discussion seems to be missing something. I can open up a branch corporation of my American corporation in any Canadian province anytime I want. Just pay the fee just like you would to a Secretary of State in the U.S. The difference is the type of VISA you need to do business in Canada. I...

Well actually, I use a legal insurance service called Legalshield. It allows me to have any consultation I want with a lawyer for a low monthly fee. The lawyer I was speaking to also advised me to acquire a visitors visa -- business class because I want to open a corporation in British Columbia...

No disrespect, but Canada is the 2nd largest geographical country in the world. The largest nation by territory is Russia; however, Canada does not even have a third of Russia's population. Maybe Canada could use a few more people?

With all do respect, please don't call my lawyer and idiot. That's rude and unprofessional. Now, with that aside, I would like to double check against another website, which says: "A new law amending the Citizenship Act will come into effect on April 17, 2009. The new law will give Canadian...

This is exactly the topic I was looking for! :D But, now for something a little different. I have an ancestor, David Ferguson who immigrated to Canada in 1837, thirty years before Canada became a country. He lived most of his life in Canada, was married and had five children in Canada. My...