Haiti Mission

5. – The ability to recover from difficult conditions, as seen in Haitian communities.
6. – Pertaining to health services, often critical in disaster relief.
9. – Military or police action to maintain security, part of peacekeeping roles.
11. – Sending troops or resources to an area for a mission.
13. – Working together, often with other nations in peacekeeping.
14. – The lasting impact of efforts made, often remembered in history.
15. – A diplomatic office where a country’s representatives work abroad.
16. – Strengthening ties and cooperation, essential in rebuilding efforts.
18. – Bringing together people for a common goal, key in peace efforts.
19. – Aid focused on providing basic needs and relief in times of crisis.
20. – A non-military person; Canada worked with Haitian civilians.

1. – General help, often referring to humanitarian or medical support.
2. – An essential service often disrupted in conflict; Canadians helped with schools.
3. – The process of rebuilding infrastructure and facilities after damage.
4. – An organized operation to achieve a specific goal, such as peacekeeping.
7. – Assistance, especially in the form of food, medical care, and supplies.
8. – A state of peace and order, often a goal of peacekeeping missions.
10. – A system of government where leaders are elected by the people.
12. – The removal of people from dangerous areas, often part of relief operations.
17. – Basic facilities like roads, bridges, and schools, often needing repair in crisis zones.