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How ILEO’s Storefront Starter helped one food vendor build confidence – and her business

Haitian patties have long been a part of Sara’s life. Her grandmother used to...

Suspect in kidnapping case arrested in GTA

On Sept. 23, members of the Toronto Police Fugitive Squad arrested Jean Marc Murat, 43,...
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A year after the earthquake, strength of Haitians stands out for nurse

Nurse Kelli Nelson can recall many of the people she has met in Haiti since the earthquake hit the country last year. She had worked all over the country, interacting with different medical teams and witnessing the strength of the Haitian people following the disaster.

Hike for Pakistan relief draws small crowd

The Rouge Valley Foundation hosted a hike and bike ride Saturday for victims of the Pakistan flooding. The floods began in July and have affected over 20 million people, according to the Canadian Red Cross.

Relief worker risks life during Haitian quake

A Haitian man searches for food in the rubble of what used to be...

Haitian-Canadian awaits immigration decision

The term “fast track” brings little comfort to Pierre Henry. A Haitian-Canadian he has...

Haiti’s challenge just beginning

“I hope this response is not just an emotional one but that it’s genuinely long-term,” Rémy said. “I’m making a request to the whole world to keep going... to help Haiti fully emerge from this impasse.”

Haiti donation doubling ends today, Feb. 12

The Canadian government has pledged to match all donations to these charities for Haiti earthquake relief efforts until today, Feb. 12. Consider making a donation to beat the deadline and double its amount.

College communities come together to share Haiti’s pain

A student forced back tears as she read a poem about Haiti. Her classmate...

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