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A: An excellent, free resource for Ontario birth and death records is The Olive Tree Genealogy: Canada Births, Deaths and Marriages Exchange
olivetreegenealogy.com/can/bdm. You can search this site for records alphabetically or view registrations by year. Although the Canadian government hasn't posted birth and death records, you can find other Ontario-related records (such as the 1871 census) at the Canadian national archives' ArchiviaNet www.archives.ca/02/0201_e.html. And this article from the Global
Gazette provides valuable information on the microfilm records available
through the Archives of Ontario:
globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/gazfd/gazfd71i.htm.
—Nancy Hendrickson
Nancy Hendrickson is the author of Finding Your Roots Online (Betterway Books, $19.99).
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Q. Are there online records of Canadian deaths and births? I have a lot of grandparents from Ontario.
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