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Thank you, Eric.

That's briiliant, Andrew! When I was there in 2013, I was not properly prepared. I am planning a trip to Scotland this year and got mixed reports about wifi access at the SP Centres. Thank you so much, Andrew.

Kind regards,
Laura

Thank you, Andrew.

Happy New Year! Is wifi available in the search rooms of the SP Centres, please?

I am trying to build a family tree for a friend and as I attached the death record, I noticed that the married daughter of the deceased was the informant. It is late and I wanted to enter the name of the deceased's son-in-law using the death record as evidence so I wouldn't forget this new fact. Anc...

Thank you, Alan.

I apologise if I am posting in the wrong place but being new to this, hope you bear with me !! I am trying to get some assistance regarding my husband's late uncle. Below, I have detailed all the information we have which was very easy to obtain whilst he was in Scotland. Sadly, no one in Canada se...

Thank you, Daryl.

Canada observes the 100 year rule for records. Actually, privacy laws in Canada are more complicated than that. Birth, death and marriage records are under provincial, not federal jurisdiction. For example, my grandmother died in Saskatchewan in 1924 and her death still hasn't been indexed online a...

Trish, could you give us some information about Howard GLANVILLE's descendants? Were they born in Canada?

Nothing came up anywhere for this name, other than the passenger list. I suspect a transcription error is why we couldn't find anything.