According to the Canadian foreign ministry, Canada has sent armoured vehicles to Haiti to aid in the fight against criminal gangs there as the Caribbean country grapples with a humanitarian catastrophe.
On Wednesday, a Canadian military aircraft delivered the equipment to the Haitian National Police in Port-au-Prince.
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In October, after Haiti requested that the international community send in a "specialised armed force," Canada and the United States offered tactical and armored vehicles as well as other equipment. Ottawa has also imposed sanctions on Haitians, including a former president, two former prime ministers, and three well-known businessmen, who are alleged to have ties to gangs.
On Wednesday in Mexico City, Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, told reporters that the sanctions and aid were "making a difference".
"We're all very conscious that conditions in Haiti might grow worse, so Canada and partners, including the United States, are putting together several contingencies in case things start to get worse," he added.
Trudeau promised that Canada will continue to help, but he emphasized that the Haitian situation needed to be resolved on a national level. At the North American Leaders' Summit alongside US President Joe Biden and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Trudeau made the remarks.
Trudeau stated that it is crucial for the Haitian people to take the lead in providing help, establishing stability, and finding a solution to the country's crisis at this time.
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