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roamer65

(37,861 posts)
Sun Feb 22, 2026, 07:03 PM 17 hrs ago

Question for fellow Canadian DU'ers.

Looks very much like I am now an automatic Canadian citizen by descent with the passage of Bill C-3 in November-December.

Does the government offer free French classes for Canadian citizens? Just curious.

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Question for fellow Canadian DU'ers. (Original Post) roamer65 17 hrs ago OP
I don't think so Fiendish Thingy 16 hrs ago #1
You thinking of Montreal? It is gorgeous. applegrove 16 hrs ago #2
From Michigan here. roamer65 38 min ago #3

Fiendish Thingy

(22,644 posts)
1. I don't think so
Sun Feb 22, 2026, 08:04 PM
16 hrs ago

But there are new immigrant settlement services in most mid to large cities, including job search support and, if you speak neither English or French , possibly language training.

Are you relocating to Quebec?

roamer65

(37,861 posts)
3. From Michigan here.
Mon Feb 23, 2026, 11:28 AM
38 min ago

I’m still wrapping my head around being a dual citizen. Gathering the lineage documents so I can get the proof of citizenship. Then I’ll go from there as far as residency. More than likely it would be in Ontario near the border for family reasons.

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