I heard that the IRCC prefers a death record of your G0 to be sent as well. I have a certified baptismal record and Canadian census records of my G0 but my G0 died in a huge fire that occurred in Cobalt, ON in 1909 and a death certificate was never made for him. Am I fine with the baptismal certificate and census records?
If I have a birth certificate for each generation except my Gen 0 who I will be ordering a certified baptismal record for. Would I even need to get certified census records?
I saw that some of the baptismal records are accessible from the BAnQ website so if I find the record I need would I just be able to print a copy and add the link to my colour copy I print out? Or would I need to order a certified copy still and create a coloured copy?
Are there any Dollaramas in the area where I can get cheap Canada souvenirs all year round?
AITA I sold an AC unit on Facebook Market place for $50 dollars. The guy who picked it up said he has been burnt on market place many times before so he said he had to see it working first. We met at a pavilion at a beach and I plugged the AC unit in. I let the unit run for 5 minutes and it was pumping cold air the entire time while it was 25°C / 77°F. I’ve used this ac unit for 4 years now and it’s always worked and kept my room at 12°C / 54°F if l left it running too long. So we do the exchange and the guy has had the AC unit for 1 week now and wants a refund. I said no because we tested it and both felt it was pumping cold air and he’s had it for a week now so idk what he could’ve done with it and I don’t know where it’s been. The AC model is a Haier which when researching I saw that they rarely breakdown and it has worked fine for me the last 4 years of using it.