One year in Chinese detention: What life is like for 2 Canadians
b'It has now passed the one-year mark since two Canadians, Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, were arrested and detained in China. Both were accused by Chinese authorities of charges related to spying and stealing national secrets. Both were picked up mere days after Meng Wangzhou, the chief financial officer of Chinese tech company Huawei, was arrested at a Vancouver airport in 2018. The \\u2018Two Michaels\\u2019 are still being held in detention centres where conditions are a far cry from Meng\\u2019s house arrest. Today on Front Burner, Jayme Poisson talks to the Globe and Mail\\u2019s Asia correspondent Nathan VanderKlippe about visiting the prisons where Spavor and Kovrig are being held, and what happens next with their cases.'