The federal government holds millions of records of files documenting how our immigrant ancestors became naturalized in Canada from 1915 to 1951. These records are often a treasure trove of information for genealogists. Bill Gladstone explores the content of these files, why they are valuable resources, and how to deal […]
The Artificial Intelligence Special Interest Group provides an ongoing opportunity for learning, experimenting, and sharing ideas with fellow researchers. It’s a collaborative, hands-on workshop where members explore practical ways that artificial intelligence can help solve real genealogical challenges. We focus on knowledge exchange rather than technical jargon, sharing discoveries, demonstrations, […]
Our DNA Special Interest Group (SIG) offers an interactive forum where participants can learn how to use DNA as a tool for Jewish genealogy. Each session is self-contained and focuses on real case studies, practical tips, and guidance from our experts. Whether you’re just getting started with DNA testing or […]
