B.C. first responders and multiple police departments are sharing their condolences after a van struck multiple pedestrians along a busy Toronto road on Monday afternoon, killing 10 and injuring 15 others.
Immediately after the attack, #TorontoStrong began trending on social media, as people banded together in solidarity.
WATCH: Global News coverage of the deadly attack
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Toronto police say van attack looks ‘deliberate’ -
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Ralph Goodale says van attack suspect Alek Minassian had no known national security connection -
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne sends condolences to victims of van attack, thanks first responders -
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Toronto mayor John Tory says first responders in van attack behaved in ‘heroic fashion’ -
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Toronto police name Alek Minassian as the suspect in deadly van attack -
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Crowd sings ‘O Canada’ before start of Leafs, Bruins Game 5 in wake of deadly Toronto van attack -
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Maple Leafs hold moment of silence to honour victims of the tragic van attack -
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Multiple dead following Toronto van attack
First responders and police in British Columbia shared their support towards their fellow members and joined the thousands of messages offering condolences for those affected by the attack.
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