Authorities are still looking into whether any Canadians were impacted by the suspected terrorist attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena, that killed 19 people and injured 59 others, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement on Monday night.
“With our allies and partners, we will continue to counter such senseless acts and to fight terrorism in its many forms,” he said.
“We will do all that we can to assist British authorities in bringing those responsible to justice.”
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Manchester Police believe attack carried out by lone suicide bomber -
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UK Home Secretary calls Manchester explosion “barbaric” -
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Video captures sound of explosion outside Manchester Arena -
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Concertgoers describe moment of blast as panic quickly set in at arena in Manchester, England -
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Witness living near Manchester arena recalls hearing ‘loud bangs’ -
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Manchester Arena explosion: At least 19 dead, dozens injured at Ariana Grande concert, terrorism suspected -
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Manchester Arena announcer tries to calm fleeing concertgoers -
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Witnesses describe chaos around Manchester Arena following deadly explosion -
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Ariana Grande concertgoers flee following explosion at Manchester Arena -
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Emergency personnel arrive at Manchester arena after explosions inside -
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Panicked people run through train station in Manchester, England near arena where explosions heard -
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Multiple people dead after explosions at arena in Manchester, England during Ariana Grande concert: reports -
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Emergency vehicles stream towards Manchester Arena after reported explosion at Ariana Grande concert
Any Canadians in the U.K. who need consular assistance are advised to contact the High Commission of Canada at 0207 004 6000.
They can also call Global Affairs Canada’s 24/7 Emergency Watch and Response Centre at 00-800-2326-6831 or call collect at 1-(613) 996-8885.
Alternately, they can send an email to sos@international.gc.ca.
READ MORE: Manchester Arena explosion: 19 dead, 59 injured after incident at Ariana Grande concert
Twenty-two people – including children – were killed in the incident, which police say was a suicide attack.
Trudeau also issued a tweet imploring people to keep the incident’s victims in their thoughts.
But he wasn’t the only Canadian to respond to the events in Manchester on social media.
Former prime minister Stephen Harper issued the following tweet:
So did Rona Ambrose, the outgoing leader of the opposition Conservative Party:
This is how NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair reacted:
And here was Green Party Leader Elizabeth May:
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