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Conference Keeper - Canada

A genealogy resource website designed to list curate and share genealogy and family history related conferences, events, calls for papers, contests and more, all in one place.

FamilySearch Wiki - Canada

This outstanding wiki introduces records and strategies that can help you learn more about your ancestors. It explains terms associated with this country's particular genealogy research and describes the content, use, and availability of major genealogical records.

Genealogy TV - French-Canadian Genealogy Research (YouTube)

With Margaret R. Fortier

Great Canadian Genealogy Summit

October 21-23, 2016 at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. All-Canadian line-up of speakers on topics including, Canadian, French Canadian, English, Scottish, and Irish records. Also two great plenary sessions.

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - A Toboggan Ride Through Canadian Records, eh!

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - An African Canadian Family History Mystery

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Finding Your Scottish Ancestors in Canada

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - From Grandmother to First European Landowner of Canada

Legacy Family Tree Webinars - Researching Your Canadian Ancestors $

By Claire V. Brisson-Banks. Legacy Family Tree Webinars are available with a monthly or annual webinar membership subscription.

Legacy QuickGuide: Canadian Genealogy $

Researching Canadian ancestry can be confusing when you do not understand Canadian history or know how to begin. The Canadian Genealogy Legacy QuickGuide

Maple Stars and Stripes | Your French-Canadian Genealogy Podcast

A podcast that shares tips and tricks to make it easier to research your French-Canadian family, including French language tips. Covers different record groups, repositories, history, geography, culture, and methodology particular to French-Canadian genealogy.

Unlock the Secrets of Your French Ancestry - Making French Genealogy Easier

A tutorial and how-to guide in researching French genealogy for English speakers who know little or no French. Learn to network, navigate French websites, find, examine, study and translate different vital records of France, French Belgium (Wallonia) and French Canada.