Ed Holder attended the
Vigil for Haiti at Victoria Park. Photo provided by Mark Spowart
Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens
believed to be in Haiti should contact DFAIT’s Emergency Operations
Centre in Ottawa by calling
1 800 387-3124, or for those in Ottawa (613) 943-1055, or by
sending an email to
sos@international.gc.ca.
Canadian citizens in
Haiti
requiring emergency consular assistance should contact the Canadian
Embassy in Port-au-Prince at
+509-2-249-9000, or call DFAIT’s Emergency Operations Centre collect at 613-996-8885. An email
can also be sent to
sos@international.gc.ca.
We appreciate the offers by the Canadian public to
assist those in Haiti
affected by the earthquake. The best way for Canadians to help is to
donate money - not clothing or food - to experienced humanitarian
organizations.
Canadians are invited to consult the DFAIT web site at: http://www.international.gc.ca/humanitarian-humanitaire/earthquake_seisme_haiti.aspx
for a list of such organizations as well as information on how the
Government of Canada responds to natural disasters abroad, and for
further details on how Canadians and Canadian companies can help.
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