If you were born outside of Canada and have a Canadian grandparent, you may soon be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship — even if your parent was also born outside Canada. Thanks to the upcoming changes in Canada’s citizenship laws under Bill C-71, the door is opening wider for many second-generation individuals to reclaim their Canadian roots. But what if you’re not sure whether your grandparent was ever a Canadian citizen? Don’t worry — that’s a common question, and one that can be answered with a few key steps.