(TORONTO) — A woman who worked at an investment management firm and enjoyed sports and volunteering was among the 10 people killed when a van plowed down a Toronto sidewalk. Other victims included people from Jordan and South Korea, as well as a local college student. Names of most of the victims weren’t immediately released. Toronto City Councilor Cesar Palacio identified one of the victims as Anne Marie D’Amico, who worked at Invesco, which is near the scene of Monday’s incident.
As Toronto Van Attack Victims Are Identified, Countries Across The World Feel The Loss
Associated Press, Time
Tue, 04/24/2018 - 2:58pm
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