China ended its international adoption program. Some prospective parents want Canada to intervene

China ended its international adoption program in September, leaving families in the middle of applications in limbo.

Sep 21, 2024 - 14:00

China ended its international adoption program. Some prospective parents want Canada to intervene

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A man and a child walk along a road with red lanterns hanging on trees.

China ended its international adoption program in September, leaving families in the middle of applications in limbo.

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