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Timeline: Crisis in Pakistan
The floods and relief efforts
Last Updated: Monday, October 4, 2010 | 4:56 PM ET
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Partial list of Canadian agencies (federal government will match donations made by Oct. 3, 2010)
- • Canadian Red Cross
- • Oxfam Canada
- • World Vision Canada
- • Save the Children Canada
- • Care Canada
- • SOS Children's Villages
- • Doctors Without Borders/MSF
- • UNICEF Canada
- • International Development and Relief Foundation
- • Development and Peace
- • Canadian Lutheran World Relief
- • Islamic Relief Canada
- • Human Concern International
- • The Humanitarian Coalition
- • The United Church of Canada
- • CHF
- • Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
- • Focus Humanitarian Assistance
- Eligibility requirements, if you want your Pakistan donation matched by federal government
- CRA list of registered Canadian charities, to confirm whether your donation will be matched
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- Pakistan's floods prompt charity warning
- Pakistan floods leave thousands stranded
- B.C. senior begins 'Grind' climbs for Pakistan
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- Pakistan flood waters to remain for weeks
- Leaders of Russia, Afghanistan, Pakistan meet
- Militants kill 2 in Pakistan
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- Pakistan floods leave thousands stranded
- Pakistani-Canadians desperate to contact families
- Pakistan issues new flood warnings
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