Haiti does not need gunboat diplomacy
It needs to be able to chart its own course, without being thwarted by unelected autocrats. It also needs Canada to mind its own business.
OTTAWA—Foreign policy analysis is rarely framed in racialized terms. There is good reason for that. It can, if one is not careful, render the argument inadequate. However, in the case of Canada’s longstanding role in Haitian politics, it is not only appropriate, it is necessary.
Haiti is quite ...
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