Citizenship by descent

[Djwaters1985]

Hi,
I’m an Australian citizen with obvious British ancestry, colonization and all.
My step grandfather was London born and since passed.
He married my grandmother the year I was born so he’s my grandfather as far as I’m concerned so does this qualify me for British citizenship?
I’m also soon to be a Canadian citizen so I’m not sure whether triple citizenship is possible.
TIA,
Dave

[CR001]

For the the purpose of citizenship, step parents and step grandparents are not counted. It has to be blood relatives or a legally adopted parent or grandparent as far as I am aware.

[secret.simon]

It is not who you regard as your grandfather, it is who the law regards as your grandfather that matters.

It has to be blood relatives or a legally adopted parent or grandparent as far as I am aware.

I agree with CR001. For you to qualify through an ancestor, that ancestor would need to be your natural (biological) ancestor or be related to you by adoption (i.e. a paper trail that lists him/her as your direct ancestor).