'You May Be Canadian' No Matter Where You Live
Katie Cordrey — April 18, 2009 — Social Good
References: cic.gc & online.wsj
The Canadian government has launched an information campaign to let folks know that they may be ‘Waking Up Canadian.’
An amendment to Canada’s Citizenship Act restores nationality to people forced to renounce it when they became citizens of another country. The ruling means that many people who were born of Canadian parents are citizens even if the offspring has never lived in Canada.
The government doesn’t know how many people may be affected, but the numbers could range into the hundreds of thousands. Most are thought to be inhabitants of the United States. The ‘You May Be Canadian’ advertising campaign is designed to raise awareness.
An amendment to Canada’s Citizenship Act restores nationality to people forced to renounce it when they became citizens of another country. The ruling means that many people who were born of Canadian parents are citizens even if the offspring has never lived in Canada.
The government doesn’t know how many people may be affected, but the numbers could range into the hundreds of thousands. Most are thought to be inhabitants of the United States. The ‘You May Be Canadian’ advertising campaign is designed to raise awareness.
Trend Themes
1. Dual Citizenship Awareness - Promoting awareness about dual citizenship and the rights it confers to individuals.
2. Nationality Restoration - Restoring nationality to individuals who were forced to renounce it when becoming citizens of another country.
3. Citizenship Information Campaigns - Launching information campaigns to inform people about their potential citizenship status and rights.
Industry Implications
1. Government - Opportunity for government agencies to implement information campaigns and provide resources for individuals seeking to restore citizenship.
2. Advertising - Advertising agencies can collaborate with governments to develop and execute campaigns promoting awareness about dual citizenship.
3. Legal Services - Legal professionals can assist individuals in understanding the amendment to the Citizenship Act and the process of restoring nationality.
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