The wife of President Jovenel Moïse, who was wounded in the attack that killed her husband, returned to Haiti after getting medical treatment in the U.S.
Author: CATHERINE PORTER
A New Day in Haiti? Many Haitians Have Their Doubts.
Tuesday was a day for paying tribute to its assassinated president, and installing new leaders. But to many struggling Haitians, they looked more than a little familiar.
Haiti, Urged by Foreign Powers, Announces New Government
Claude Joseph was the country’s leader in the aftermath of President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination. He will hand power to Ariel Henry and join a new unity government intended to keep Haiti stable.
In Slain Haitian Leader’s Hometown, Fear and a Vow: ‘We’ll Kill Them, Too’
At memorial events for President Jovenel Moïse in northern Haiti, residents blamed the elite for his death, and their plight.
Haitians Seek Change After President’s Assassination
Civic leaders hope that in the midst of the turmoil, the country can find a way to reimagine itself for a better future.
Florida-Based Doctor Arrested in Haiti President’s Assassination
The suspect is the third with U.S. ties to be held in the assassination of Haiti’s president.
Without Vaccine, Haiti Struggles to Contain Covid Wave
One hospital near the capital, Port-au-Prince, issued an alert telling patients not to come because its wards were full.
The Carpenter Who Built Tiny Homes for Toronto’s Homeless
Khaleel Seivwright built himself a wooden shanty while living on a West Coast commune. Then he started building similar lodgings for homeless people in Toronto to survive the winter.
The Toronto Carpenter Who Built Tiny Homes for the Homeless
Khaleel Seivwright built himself a wooden shanty while living on a West Coast commune. Then he started building similar lodgings for homeless people in Toronto to survive the winter.
In Canada’s Long-Term Care Homes, Vaccinated and Still Locked Inside
“Right now, they aren’t living. They are existing.” As nursing homes in Canada grapple with the balance between protecting residents while preserving their rights and autonomy, time is running out for many.