Mosul

Adnan R. Khan: The so-called Islamic State has fallen. Its caliphate has crumbled, but its ideological fervor lives on.

ISIS was driven from Mosul, but at a devastating price. The other Iraqi and Syrian cities it still controls will also not fall easily.

CityNews journalist Avery Haines spent two weeks volunteering at a medical clinic near the front lines in Mosul and reporting on the fight against ISIS

Brutal fighting and mounting civilian casualties threaten a Pyrrhic victory for Iraqi Security Forces

As the final fight intensifies, a Canadian researcher is just behind the frontlines, looking for clues about how ISIS is armed

Why a group of Canadian volunteers, led by former anti-Islamic State fighters, is rushing into the thick of the war in Mosul

Iraqi forces were losing the battle. Then the airstrikes began, turning the tide—but at a horrible cost. Inside the terrifying fight for Mosul.

When ISIS arrived in Mosul, they were seen as liberators. Then the violence began. Here are stories from people who survived ISIS rule.

Iraqi forces are inching forward to Mosul—and into a horrifying mix of civilians, snipers, car bombs and mortars

For one Iraqi town, the fear of ISIS has been replaced by another kind of threat left behind by the terrorists: acrid oil fires, blotting lungs and water

Watch the emotional scenes as the Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Sienna return to what’s left of their homes in Qaraqosh, Iraq

Commanders on the front lines are shaking their heads. The Mosul offensive would have been a nightmare under Trump, says one.