TORONTO — Politicians and religious leaders were set to join mourners in Toronto Sunday evening to remember those killed and injured Monday when a van plowed into dozens of pedestrians along a busy street. Premier Kathleen Wynne were both expected to attend the "Toronto Strong" vigil at Mel Lastman Square, near the site of the attack in the city's north end. Walk of healingPolice said uniformed officers would be present and visible at the event to ensure the public remains safe throughout. Before the vigil, attendees were set to take part in what was billed as a walk of "healing and solidarity." They ranged in age from 22 to 94, and included a student from South Korea and a man from Jordan.

Source: Huffington Post April 29, 2018 14:15 UTC