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What does migrant adaptation mean? In simple terms, it means adapting to a new place and people, accepting the local way of life, breaking through the language barrier. Psychological studies say that the level of stress from immigration reaches a maximum of 100 points (for comparison, the death of relatives is estimated at the same
Free searches of a variety of Canadian genealogical resources, including digitized census and passenger lists, land records, naturalization records, passports and other identification documents, and military records.
Marge Kohli has assembled a remarkable collection of excerpts from records confirming immigrants to Canada in the nineteenth century.
Various provincial and territorial projects under Canada GenWeb offer access to transcribed records including census records, cemeteries, vital records, land records, wills and more.
This University of British Columbia project presents digitized versions of more than 140 historical papers from across the province.
Search this free registry for information on the graves and memorials of more than 118,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders who valiantly served and gave their lives for their country.
Get free access to millions of genealogical records from the British Isles online at FamilySearch.
More than one million records of births, marriages, and deaths in Nova Scotia can be found here for free.
Is the largest family history research organization in Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1961 as a registered charitable corporation, the Society has grown by 2020 to include 30 local chapters covering all of Ontario and five special interest groups.
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.
