Michael Kovrig flew into Toronto on Saturday and spoke briefly to waiting reporters. With wife Vina Nadjibulla by his side, Kovrig said it was fantastic to be back home in Canada.

Former supermodel Linda Evangelista has filed a $50-million lawsuit over cosmetic procedures that she says left her 'brutally disfigured' and turned her into a recluse. Jayson Albano reports.

After winning a gold and two bronze medals at the Tokyo Olympics, Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse visited Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy High School in Markham, Ont. where he attended grades 9 and 10. The event marked the donation of $25,000 to Kids Help Phone from the Andre De Grasse Family foundation, after the Race With Me! challenge for students aiming to stay fit during the pandemic.

The head of Alberta’s health system says the COVID-19 hospital crisis has become so dire, a key reason the system hasn’t collapsed is because patients are dying and creating more bed space. Dr. Verna Yiu says it’s a tragic reality.

After Ali (a pseudonym) was separated from his mother and siblings during the suicide bombing at the Kabul airport in August, the three-year-old was evacuated to an orphanage in Qatar. He was alone until finally reuniting with his father, who lives in Toronto, on September 13

Nathan VanderKlippe has been The Globe’s Beijing-based correspondent since 2013 and has seen the ambitions and discontents of Xi Jinping’s China take shape. He outlines some key areas to watch around China’s political and economic ambitions as it also represses ethnic minorities and holds two Canadians captive.

Ukrainian soldiers shoot into the air while yelling at desperate Afghans to get back as the Taliban fire weapons in the distance. That was the scene on August 27 when soldiers escorted two minibuses bearing Canada-bound Afghans into Kabul airport to be evacuated on a Ukrainian military aircraft.