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Sunrise Airways to fly New York (JFK)–Cap-Haïtien from November 16
Two flights a week. The airline leaves Newark on October 20.
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HaitiJustice
U.S. missionary detained in Cap-Haïtien over child abuse allegations
Police say he ran an unlicensed orphanage. They expect him to be extradited to the United States.
TravelCap-Haïtien
American Airlines to resume Haiti flights with daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien service from November 1
The airline left Haiti in November 2024 after planes were hit by gunfire in Port-au-Prince.
HaitiNorth
UN experts accuse ex-senator Jean-Charles Moïse of running an illicit glass eel network
A kilogram sells for up to $5,000 abroad. Haitian fishermen receive less than two dollars.
LegacyHistory
Cap-Haïtien honors King Henri Christophe, 206 years after his death
The builder of the Citadelle and the Sans-Souci Palace died on October 8, 1820.
TravelTourism
Royal Caribbean has no timeline for returning to Labadee
Calls are suspended through at least June 2027. “Truly a tragedy,” the cruise line's chief says.
U.S.Immigration
Sixth deportation flight since TPS ended brings total returned to Haiti to 529
Thursday's flight to Cap-Haïtien carried 39 people, including former TPS holders and people with open asylum cases.
TravelDestination
The Citadelle Laferrière: the mountain fortress built to guard freedom
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest fortress in the Americas, high above Milot.
TravelHeritage
Sans-Souci Palace: the royal ruins of King Henri Christophe
The palace at Milot was damaged by the 1842 earthquake but still stands at the foot of the Citadelle.
TravelCoast
The north coast: Labadee, Cap-Haïtien and the bays of the Atlantic
White sand, green hills and the old colonial capital of Saint-Domingue.
TravelCity guide
Cap-Haïtien: where the revolution was won
The battle of Vertières on Nov. 18, 1803, just outside the city, sealed independence.
HaitiMigration
Nearly 200,000 Haitians forcibly returned in eight months, almost all from the Dominican Republic
A migrant support group warns that Haiti cannot receive and reintegrate so many people.
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Gros-Morne mayor urges residents to leave gang-controlled areas
The death toll since late September has reached at least 34, the mayor says. A Gang Suppression Force base is being set up in Grépin.
HaitiElections 2026
Interim mayors who want to run must resign by October 15
The mayor of Delmas is registered for president. For ministers, the deadline has already passed.
HaitiKenscoff
Massillon Jean, the Kenscoff mayor who stayed with his town under gang attack, has died
The pastor had led the commune since 2020. The government praised his courage.
SportsGrenadières
Australia routs Haiti 7-1; Corventina scores Haiti's only goal
Two heavy October defeats before the decisive quarterfinal against Mexico on November 28.
HaitiNorthwest
Gangs choke National Road 5, and prices soar in the Northwest
Rice, beans, cooking oil and gasoline cost more in Port-de-Paix since the Gros-Morne operation.
U.S.Diaspora
At an Ohio rally, Trump again targets Springfield's Haitians
He repeated his false claim about pets: “I was right.”