genealogy journal
One of the most developed countries today is Canada. People there enjoy high levels of social security, a high standard of living and decent wages. BCG and The Network has conducted a research on which country immigrants prefer to move to in 2020. First place in the study was Canada. For a look at how
More than one million records of births, marriages, and deaths in Nova Scotia can be found here for free.
The Research Program in Historical Demography (PRDH) at the University of Montreal offers this searchable collection of Quebec databases of 2.4 million Catholic baptismal, marriage and burial records of Quebec and Protestant marriages from 1621-1849.
More than 40 million documents and pages of Canada’s printed heritage (old books, magazines, newspapers, etc.) can be found online, spanning the time of the first European settlers to the early 20th century.
The subscription site Ancestry.ca (Canadian records are also available by worldwide subscription at Ancestry.com) offers numerous databases containing hundreds of millions of Canadian genealogy records, including Canadian census records, voter registration records, homestead records, passenger lists, military records and vital records.
