The Nigerian man was visiting his sister in Fort McMurray, Alta., and was scheduled to fly home in April 2020. But when the pandemic hit, Canadian borders closed.
‘Vernon is home for us’: COVID-19 pandemic changes course of Nigerian man’s life
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