Talk:History of Canadian nationality law

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I removed the reference to 'Canada recognises dual citizenship' - there is no policy that explicitly 'recognises' dual citizenship, Canadian law simply doesn't restrict it.

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A Canadian Citizen is a British Subject?

This article seems misleading, as I recall those words remained on passports until 1977, and according to this source, 1946 did not sever the connection between Canadian and British citizenships as closely as this article seems to imply. http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/citizenship/

1953 and 1967 amendments

I really think that there should be sources for the information on these two amendments. I'm not saying that the information is necessarily wrong, it's just that for now I would like to be able to check it for myself. Thanks to anyone who can provide links to this. Chocoholic2017 (talk) 19:07, 28 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]