A Canadian law quietly turned generations of upstate New Yorkers into dual citizens

A Canadian law quietly turned generations of upstate New Yorkers into dual citizens

In Clinton County, New York, 6,988 residents told the U.S. Census Bureau they have Canadian or French Canadian ancestry. The county holds 78,493 people, working out to one in every 11. Franklin County runs close behind at one in 14, and St. Lawrence...

In Clinton County, New York, 6,988 residents told the U.S. Census Bureau they have Canadian or French Canadian ancestry. The county holds 78,493 people, working out to one in every 11. Franklin County runs close behind at one in 14, and St. Lawrence County sits at one in 17. Clinton, Franklin and St. Lawrence rank […]

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