I feel like I'm always finding out people are alive by reading about them dying.

The contrast of your profile taglines (or whatever they're called at that place) is hilarious on its own.

2. At some point a creepy looking old guy with a mustache came out of an office and everyone got all hushed while he said a bunch of words that didn't make sense. (You don't need to tell me who it was, I figured it out somewhere in the four decades or so that followed.) (2/2)

she is Galinda for most of the first movie

Here, from IRCC (can't get more authoritative than that):
Once the new law comes into force, Canadian citizenship will be provided to people born before the bill comes into force, who would have been citizens if not for the first-generation limit or other outdated rules of past legislation.

Good? Bad? I'm the creature with the electrified shovel.

yes, a showers hamfussls to all

Thank you, though. It's because of your post back in July (and help from @calikalo.bsky.social ) that I discovered this.

Yes! You will be Canadian (but for the paperwork) when this law goes into effect. If you want to DM me I can give you some pointers on where to start and where to get more advice.

The articles I can find discuss the law as it applies to people born after it goes into effect. It's harder to find an article focus on already born folks. Here's a post from a law firm, if you look under "applying the changes to Bill C-3" he states it. (it was also stated in Parliament)

yeah, applying the test retroactively would've violated the court ruling that necessitated to C-3, especially when you consider the lack of cross-border record keeping before 2001. (I've been following this closely bec/I fall into that group)