March 1, 1922, marked the arrival of Mennonite families in Chihuahua’s high desert after a long journey from Manitoba. Over the years, more trains followed, leading to the establishment of Ciudad Cuauhtémoc. Today, their descendants in Mexico may be Canadian citizens under a new law. Here’s what you need to know:

1. How Mexican-Canadian dual citizens were created overnight
2. The history that made so many Mexicans Canadian
3. How can I tell if there is a Canadian in my family tree?
4. Where can I get more information on my family tree?
5. What do I need to apply for Canadian citizenship?