Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada
Governor General Michaëlle Jean was born on September 6, 1957 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Michealle is Canada’s first Black Governor General. She is also the first Governor General to be born during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. In 1968, Michaëlle fled Haiti to Quebec with her family because her country was going through a political crisis. Michaëlle was a very [...]
Haitian Flag Day!
May 18th is Haitian Flag Day! History of the Haitian Flag: During the French Revolution in 1789 the colors red, white and blue were adopted, first as a “cockade”, a knot of ribbons that was worn in the hair; the colors were those of the city of Paris with the Royal color white and this developed into the present “tricolor” [...]
Congratulations to our Graduates
Congratulations to all the graduates! I want to take this opportunity to say “Job Well-Done!” to everyone who is receiving a diploma this summer. To make it to this point required a lot of sacrifices and constant effort. Please keep up the good work. May God bless you more!
Dr. Rudy Moise for Congress
New Problems… New Solutions… New Leadership! Thank you for visiting, and welcome to my official campaign website! I decided to run for Congress because I know we need leaders in Washington who will focus on the issues that matter most to my district and my constituents. Our district is going in the wrong direction. We’re #2 in crime in the [...]
Eight Top Caribbean Places to Visit: Jacmel, Haiti
Jacmel, Haiti: This article was recently published on CNN’s web site. Jacmel, Haiti, was among those eight top towns to visit in the Caribbean. Please click on this Jacmel, Haiti link to read more. The following was directly extracted from the article. Haiti’s not for everyone, but as the nation struggles to rebuild after the 2010 earthquake, tourism is starting [...]
