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Inside Canada's START disaster relief Haiti team in Ottawa
At the centre of it all is DG Elissa Golberg, a young Foreign Affairs diplomat who heads up START's 63-strong team in Ottawa.
All the tools in Canada's disaster relief have been thrown into action a month after the devastating earthquake in Haiti killed 230,000 and displaced one million, but these are only the first steps down a long road that will see intensive Canadian efforts in the country for at least a decade to come.
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Inside Canada's START disaster relief Haiti team in Ottawa
At the centre of it all is DG Elissa Golberg, a young Foreign Affairs diplomat who heads up START's 63-strong team in Ottawa.
All the tools in Canada's disaster relief have been thrown into action a month after the devastating earthquake in Haiti killed 230,000 and displaced one million, but these are only the first steps down a long road that will see intensive Canadian efforts in the country for at least a decade to come.
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