Canada cites roughly $120 million in recent humanitarian financing to support crises from Lebanon to Gaza
September 26, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Minister Anita Anon said Canada has "recently announced financing to the tune of $120 million to help the affected people from Lebanon to Haiti to Gaza and elsewhere," positioning the funds as part of Canada's global humanitarian response.
She said Canada will continue to provide vital humanitarian assistance to civilians in need and highlighted efforts to reduce poverty, strengthen resilience and promote gender equality and rights protections. The minister did not provide a breakdown of the $120 million by country, program or funding mechanism during this address.
She said Canada will continue to provide vital humanitarian assistance to civilians in need and highlighted efforts to reduce poverty, strengthen resilience and promote gender equality and rights protections. The minister did not provide a breakdown of the $120 million by country, program or funding mechanism during this address.
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