Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned amid ongoing unrest, influenced by international pressure.

The international community, including Canada and the US, backs the creation of a transitional presidential council to manage the crisis.

Canada is specifically aiding in strengthening the Haitian National Police and addressing security issues.

Armed gangs challenge the political landscape, with gang leader Jimmy 'Barbecue' Chérizier opposing the transitional council.

The proposed council, with seven voting members from the political class, faces criticism for not adequately representing civil society.

There's a possibility that only foreign armed intervention could restore order, but its acceptance by Haitians is uncertain.

Foreign involvement has faced criticism for undermining civil society and not holding bad actors accountable.

The Haitian community in Quebec is concerned, while international efforts continue to prevent mass migration and seek leaders for Haiti's stability.