DNA test helps adopted B.C. woman find long-lost sisters
By Linda Aylesworth Reporter
Norah McMenamon recently found out she had not one, but three half-sisters. Continue reading
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Puppies rescued from ‘deplorable’ situation in Home Street house up for adoption
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Three puppies seized from a house on Home Street are enjoying life with new families, and another is up for adoption. Continue reading
’60s Scoop survivors call on more work, FSIN wants adoption moratorium
By David Baxter Reporter
Survivors of the ’60s Scoop welcome the apology, but say there is still more work to do in order to reduce the amount of Indigenous children in government care. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s Doggie Date program creating lasting ‘furever’ friends
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The Winnipeg Animal Services Agency’s Doggie Dates program is linking up some courting couples for life. Continue reading
Abbotsford couple ‘heartbroken’ as African adoption stalls once again
The Canadian government says it needs to address several concerns about the adoption before it can be approved. Continue reading
Adopt A Pal: Meeting an adorable dog and learn how to help rescues during the holiday season
Every Monday on Adopt a Pal, Global News Morning features rescues in Manitoba to help them find forever homes. This week, Winnipeg Animal Service Agency drops by with an adorable visitor. Continue reading
Kingston Humane Society kicks off ‘Homes for the Holidays’ event
The Kingston Humane Society kicks off a month long campaign to find homes for its animal this holiday season. Continue reading
Voices of adopted children from Durham featured in new rap song titled ‘Home’
“I used to know what home is by definition,” sing the children in the song. “Now, I know what home is by recognition.” Continue reading
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B.C. mother forced to leave Ghana without adopted son due to declining health
By Jamie Mauracher Reporter
Kim and her husband, Clark, travelled to Nigeria on Aug. 1 where they met two-year-old Ayo for the first time. Now she’s been forced to come home due to health issues. Continue reading
B.C. mother stuck in Africa with newly adopted son because of Canadian red tape is hospitalized
By Jamie Mauracher Reporter
Kim Moran, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, is being kept overnight for assessment after her husband, Clark Moran, told Global News she has been struggling to walk. Continue reading