Global News takes an in-depth look at the events of April 23, 2018 and how Toronto was affected.

Police allege the 26-year-old drove a van down a stretch of Yonge Street on April 23, 2018.

The Toronto Strong fundraiser for victims of Toronto tragedies raised more than $4 million to support victims and their families on their road to recovery.

The horrific van attack on Yonge Street that left 10 dead and 16 injured served as the ultimate test for how Toronto's emergency crews respond to a mass casualty event.

The memorials, created for the 10 killed and 16 injured, are made up of large pieces of Bristol board with handwritten messages of support and condolences, which are surrounded by hundreds of flower bouquets and candles.

Girls have the social justice movement to advocate for them, while Mike Stafford says boys facing pressures are expected to figure things out for themselves.

The sights and sounds that filled the streets that day not only lodge in people's minds but also tear at their belief systems

Prime Minister Trudeau, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Mayor John Tory were also at the vigil which took place at 7 p.m. at Mel Lastman Square, seconds away from where the deadly rampage took place. 

Toronto police said eight woman and two men died in the attack. Investigators also said 16 people were injured.

Even if it’s a clean shoot, Charles Adler says, use of deadly force by police in Canada gets examined and re-examined