A Canadian held in China for more than two years appeared on Parliament Hill Thursday to thank the Canadian government for bringing him home from a “horrendous ordeal.”
Christian aid workers Kevin Garratt and his wife, Julia, had been living in China since 1984 where they ran a café in Dandong, near the North Korean border. The pair were detained in 2014 and accused of spying.
Julia was released in February 2015, but Kevin remained under detention until last month when a Chinese court found him guilty on two counts of espionage and ordered him deported.
“As this Thanksgiving weekend approaches, Julie and …
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