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Jul 22, 2026
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Acadians treated unfairly by immigration department in citizenship U-turn, historians say
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Acadians treated unfairly by immigration department in citizenship U-turn, historians say
MARIE WOOLF
OTTAWA
PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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The federal immigration department is being criticized by Acadian history specialists for unfair treatment of members of the French-speaking diaspora community, after it said they may not be entitled to Canadian citizenship because the sources of their family records are not acceptable.
Acadians living outside Canada who obtain…
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