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Goal 2: Vital Records



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Goal 2: Learn about Canada vital records.


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ALearn about Canada vital records.


  1. FamilySearch: Learn about Canada Vital Records in this FamilySearch Wiki article.

    FS—Wiki: Canada Vital Records   

  2. Provincial Resources: Learn about civil registration records available in Canadian provinces.

    Civil Registration

  3. Statistics: Learn about vital statistics for birth, marriage, and death records in this article.

    Vital Statistics: Births, Marriages and Deaths


BLearn about alternatives to vital records.


  1. - Adoption: Explore Canadian adoption records on the Origins Canada site.
  2. Divorce: Learn about divorce records in Canada.

    Divorce Records

  3. Learn how to find Canadian divorce records by province.

CExplore BMD (Birth, Marriage, Death) records.


  1. Search Tips: Get tips on searching for birth, marriage, and death records.

    How to Search for Birth, Marriage and Death Records - 2012

  2. - BMD Records: Use the Birth, Deaths, and Marriages Exchange on the Olive Tree Genealogy site. Scroll down to see BMD records for particular counties.
  3. Death Records: Access Canadian death records on the AncestorAtRest site. Scroll down to see records for eastern provinces.
  4. - Death Indexes: Find Canadian online death indexes at DeathIndexes.com.
  5. - Obituaries: Explore the Canadian Obits site for obituaries and death records in Canada.
  6. Find additional obituary resources in the Vancouver Public Library site.

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