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Montreal area in the 1960s in childhood. Decades later in the 1980s, these two russian adults, these two spies stole those identities from those deceased kids from the 1960s and under those identities they started a fake life in toronto. The couple lived in toronto through the 80s and into the 90s. In the 90s as Donald Heathfield and tracy leanne, the fake identities, they had two sons, their sons were born four years apart. After their sons were born in canada in the 90s the family moved sometime in the mid to late 90s to france where the father, Donald Heathfield, went to grad school. He was...

Good evening from our nbc headquarters in new york. The president kicked off with the nato summit with the attack on the alliance. Just as few hours ago after midnight in brussels, he wrote this. Billions of additional dollars are being spent by nato countries since my visit last year at my request. It is not enough. U. S. Spends too much. Europes borders are bad. Pipeline dollars to russia are not acceptable. Germany buys natural gas from russ russia. It is very sad when germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with russia where we are supposed to be guarding russia and germany goes out and p...

Right now. Much appreciated. Thank you very much. Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. So they were trained spies. They were highly trained in terms of espionage, but also in terms of language and accent and mannerisms, they were supposed to be able to blend right in. And sometime in the 1980s they arrived in canada. Now they arrived at a couple that had false identities. They had false identities that had been stolen from real canadians. Apparently there had been a little boy in the montreal area in the 1960s whose name had been Donald Heathfield and sometime in the 1960s that litt...

The past month has taken Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre from chaos to catharsis as actors and staff b...

The past month has taken Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre from chaos to catharsis as actors and staff b...