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Exiled in Sudan

Marooned for five years, Abousfian Abdelrazik gets $100 a month from Canada to survive, but no passport or clearance to go home

Globe and Mail Update Published on Sunday, Mar. 01, 2009 6:21PM EST Last updated on Monday, Mar. 30, 2009 3:35PM EDT

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Crisis in Haiti

Majnolita Louisome holds her brother Iverson outside their damaged home in Port-au-Prince.

Good intentions gone wrong

Evans Monsigrace lies on a stretcher inside a University of Miami field hospital in Port-au-Prince. Michael Kastenbaum/Reuters

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Sailors from HMCS Athabaskan transfer supplies to the beach in Haiti. Some 500 Canadian sailors are taking part in Canada's aid mission in the country.

Canadian sailors get to work on Haiti's ruined shores

Nurse Franz Remy, centre, is feeling ‘overwhelmed’ by the endless line of patients coming to the clinic she started in a Léogâne, Haiti, tent city. Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail

Makeshift clinic has its own emergency

Though heavily damaged, the National Cathedral in Port-au-Prince remains a place of worship for the people of Haiti. (Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail)

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Canadians' Haiti donations hit $113-million so far

Crisis in Haiti

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