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Here is a picture of Luck Mervil in an exclusive interview. In this interview, he discussed the 2010 Haiti earthquake and how he decided to get involved and provide help to Haiti. He subsequently created his non-profit organization Vilaj Vilaj

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Our friend in the north is the latest to take a public stand in the issue of Military force in Haiti. The government of Canada thinks that the creating a military force in haiti will likely do more arms by removing resources from its Police force.

Insteasd, Canada will support an effort to strengthen Haiti's national police to respond to the currrent security problems in Haiti

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The Haitian Born Fabienne Colas is in a fight to make Quebec Television more diverse. Recently, she submitted a proposal to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunication Commission (CRTC) for a license that would allow French-language TV station to give a voice to all the minority groups.

Fabienne Colas is not new to the entertainment world. She created the Haitian Film Festival which has been expended to the Montreal International Black Film Festival. She also created Haiti en Folie

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This is a picture of a protest in Canada. As you can see the citizens of Canada are asking their country to get out of Haiti. They believe that Canada has been involved in Haiti and it has not been for the good of the country

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This is a picture of Canada's Prime minister in Haiti. Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada and Haitian President Rene Preval hold a joint news conference after holding bilateral talks at the airport outside the Haitian capital

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Here is a picture of the Haitian Seminarist Steevenson Montinard who came closer to God by becoming Diacre. Steevenson Montinard was ordonned Diacre by Mgr Le Vert who is the actual Archbishop of Quimper and Leon.

His family was present at the ceremony and there was a song in the Haitian Creole to honor his cultural background

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Monique Gagnon-Tremblay of France meet Alain Juppé of France regarding NGO in Haiti

In a visit to France, Monique Gagnon-Tremblay who is the actual Minister of International Relations in Quebec, Canada, met French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alain Juppé on the need to group both Quebec and French NGOs currently operating in Haiti. She wants them to be united under Ministers of Haiti.

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The symbol of pride to the Haitians living in Canada, Haiti and everywhere in the world.

Michaelle Jean's family hails from Haiti she was born in Port-au-Prince, baptised at the Holy Trinity Cathedral

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Here is a picture of Haitia born, Honorable Micha lle Jean, Governor General of Canada.

She was designated governor general on August 4, 2005, announced from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada

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Here is a picture symbolising friendship between Canada and Haiti. The Haitian and Canadian flags together

The two countries have had a long relationship. and in Canada, there is a large community of Haitians. The same for Haiti, where there are many Canadians who are living there

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