Closing the circle: Two families bound by a Holocaust rescue

In the Second World War, in what today is known as Ukraine, Nataliia Mariichyn’s great-grandparents sheltered a Jewish family in their barn. Now she’s rebuilding her life in Montreal — and that Jewish family’s descendants are helping her.

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