Toronto officials recognized the National Day Against Gun Violence amidst a recent shooting incident that resulted in one death and multiple injuries. Mayor Olivia Chow led the event at City Hall, calling for peace and raising awareness about the impacts of gun violence. She spoke directly to the community affected by a recent tragedy in Lawrence Heights, where residents expressed their grief and fear yet held onto hope for change. Chow and other officials underscored the importance of community collaboration to tackle these pressing issues.
"The impact of gun violence is far-reaching. It impacts all of us," Chow said at the National Day Against Gun Violence event, underscoring the broader societal effects.
"There's a lot of grief, a lot of trauma, people who are afraid in their neighbourhood. They are scared for their kids. But one thing they believe is change is possible," Chow expressed, highlighting community resilience.
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