Harper also highlighted Canada's humanitarian efforts in Haiti and Canada's relative strong economic performance in a period of global recession as cause for Canadians to be proud. He also defended the Conservative government's decision to plunge the ...
It was larger than Haiti's devastating magnitude-7 quake last month. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The strongest aftershock since Chile's devastating ...
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Chilean President Sebastian Pinera is urging citizens along the coast to move quickly to higher ground following five strongly felt aftershocks, including the biggest since last month's 8.8-magnitude temblor. Pinera Chile's ...
... magnitude-8.8 earthquake that rocked Chile and sent tsunami fears across the Pacific on Saturday — nearly seven weeks after the enormously deadly quake that destroyed parts of Haiti— serves as a vivid reminder of the perils posed to the ...
In an effort to provide much-needed support in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Firehouse Subs donated 87,000 pounds of rice and beans, as well as 500 of its empty, five-gallon pickle buckets for usage during clean-up efforts. The food donation provided nearly ...
“You all have remained with us daily here at the Embassy, working with our staff and with the members and volunteers of the Greater Washington DC Haiti Relief Committee, giving us support in our time of great grief and confusion, using the Assists ...
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the aftershocks were too small to cause dangerous waves. The 7.2 aftershock is the strongest yet. It was larger than Haiti's devastating magnitude-7 quake last month.
Kidnappers have freed two Swiss women snatched off the streets of Haiti's capital and held for five days, officials said Thursday. It is the first reported kidnapping since Haiti suffered a magnitude-7 earthquake with catastrophic damage on Jan. 12 ...
... between Israeli and Palestinian students; a dialogue about discrimination against women in Canada and Ethiopia; and a student from Haiti's thoughts on her country's struggles after the recent earthquake. There will also be perennial favourites ...
