A look back at one year of courage, survival and war in Ukraine
A year after Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion, here’s how Ukraine, Russia and the world arrived at this point after a year of death, misery and survival.
Canada
For the First Time in 52 Years, There’s No Skating Through the Capital
A winter of gyrating temperatures and rainfalls caused officials to give up on the “world’s largest skating rink.”
For the First Time in 52 Years, There’s No Skating Through the Capital
A winter of gyrating temperatures and rainfalls caused officials to give up on the “world’s largest skating rink.”
Ukrainians in B.C. mark one year of brutal war with Russia
An estimated 11,000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in B.C. since the war broke out. Dozens of them have found a new life working at a Vancouver restaurant.
Hope a theme as Londoners gather to mark one year of war in Ukraine
As the world marked one year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Friday, Londoners gathered to commemorate the anniversary in a show of support for people affected by the war.
Thousands rally across Canada for Ukraine on anniversary of Russia’s invasion
Thousands of people rallied across Canada on Friday to mark 365 days of death and violence since Russia’s invasion began in Ukraine.
One year later: Aid efforts for Ukraine across Saskatchewan
Since the Russian invasion, Saskatchewan has opened its doors to over 3,000 Ukranian refugees through humanitarian flights.
Ukrainian family living in Nova Scotia reflects on one year of war
A Ukrainian family who now calls Nova Scotia home is looking to the future as the country marks one year at war.
10 Years After Lac-Mégantic Tragedy, Are Canada’s Rails Safe?
When a runaway train loaded with oil jumped the tracks in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, 47 people died in Canada’s worst rail disaster in nearly 150 years.
Saskatchewan woman reflects on family one year after war in Ukraine began
On the one-year mark since Russia first waged war on Ukraine, a refugee reflects on their journey to Saskatchewan, and their fears for those who remain in the battle zone.