not familiar to many Koreans. Anyone interested can get information from the center.

"Education is the key to bitcoin's adoption, and having a common place for discussion and networking will provide more opportunities for developers and users alike," said John Ra, the other co-founder of Digital Synergy.

In the heart of Itaewon, home to a large expat community, the center also helps foreigners to exchange bitcoins online, execute remittances and buy anything in Korea with bitcoins.In 1946, the Parliament of Canada promulgated the Canadian Citizen Act, creating, arguably for the first time ever, Canadian citizens. Before 1947, when the Act became effective, anyone living in Canada was considered a British subject; Canada, in this sense, did not have its own citizens yet.

Under the Act, most anyone who could have possibly imagined him or herself to be a Canadian citizen became one. If you were a British subject who was born in Canada (and had not emigrated), you became a Canadian. If you had lived in Canada as a British citizen for a requisite number of years, and were still living in Canada at the time, you were henceforth a Canadian citizen. If you were born abroad to but your parents were Canadians, so