For two years, these Syrian newcomers attended a weekly writing workshop to put their personal stories on paper. Now, they are ready to have their story collection published in Canada.

Samuel Kisitu, a refugee claimant from Uganda, was sent on jobs few people wanted but everybody agreed to call “essential” — sometimes without any training. Part 3 of 3

In Penticton, B.C., the housing crisis came into sharp focus this month as its city council voted to shut down an emergency homeless shelter as home prices in the area skyrocket.

The post-pandemic economic recovery will be K-shaped, with some people experiencing a time of prosperity, while others will have years of continuing financial hardship,

An Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) survey sent to 3,300 members reveals devastating impacts the pandemic has had on long-term care nurses.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Two years into the Chinese dentention of two Canadians, snap trials were announced this week. The back story on Canada’s role in a geopolitical flashpoint in U.S.-China relations.

The verdict in the opaque trial of Canadian Michael Spavor will likely be decided by Chinese government officials rather than the court that heard the case, says a lawyer who worked in China.

By every indication, there is little at this point that Canada’s diplomats can do to help the two men detained in China, Edward Keenan writes.

Do not expect anything other than a guilty verdict in the trials of two Canadians set to commence Friday in China, says a former human rights lawyer from the country.

The Leafs snapped a three-game losing skid and had lost six of seven. Now, a four-day break in the schedule.

A shutout when last Campbell was seen in the net three weeks ago, and shutout redux in his restoration. Cool, composed, agitation-quashing. Just what the blue and white need more of, Rosie DiManno writes.